Housing and Real Estate in Langhorne, Pa

Langhorne was established in the 17th century, the result of early Lenape Indians. By the 18th century, Langhorne, then known as Village of Attleboro quickly became the community stagecoach hub, an important transit center from Trenton to Philadelphia. As the 19th century came,  Langhorne continued to grow into a fairly affluent area. Today, further housing expansion over the last 50 years has broadly referenced Langhorne as Middletown Township within the same zip code. However, Langhorne is still very distinctly broken up into several communities. The Langhorne Borough , Langhorne Manor, Langhorne Terrace, and Maple Point communities each have their own distinctiveness. Langhorne’s Middletown Township had few residents before the 1950's, but since then, the Levittown community was built with 8 sections becoming part of Middletown Township. Further growth throughout the 1970's saw explosive growth due to the convenient location, close to Trenton, Philadelphia and Princeton, and accessable by several major highways makes for a reasonable commute and a very desirable housing market outside the city. As much of the rural farmland in Langhorne and Middletown was turned into suburban housing developments throughout the 1980’s, the population has swelled to nearly 48,000 in the last census. Langhorne has a vast variety of housing styles and communities from the reasonably cheap to the very expensive. In Langhorne Borough and Langhorne Manor you will find large Victorian style homes to condo’s, townhouses, over 55 communities, assisted living and apartments. Whereas in other areas of Middletown, there are large single family housing communities with some homes on quite sprawling lots. Langhorne, Pennsylvania is a highly desirable area to live. If you are considering moving to a Langhorne or Middletown Township community and would like some housing information, please feel free to request it below.  Thank you for visiting our Langhorne community page.  

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