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Could you live in Buckingham Township?

Buckingham Township is a township in Bucks County covering about 39.3 square miles in the Central Bucks corridor (ZIP 18902).

Median home value
$708K
Median household income
$190K
Average commute
33.7 min
Population
20,851

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 estimates.

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Daily life

What living here is really like

Buckingham is Central Bucks at estate scale: preserved farmland, horse country, and low-density neighborhoods spread between crossroads villages rather than around a single downtown. What it lacks in a Main Street it borrows from its neighbors — Doylestown one direction, New Hope the other, and Peddler’s Village right on the township line for dinner and weekend wandering.

Buyers come for Central Bucks East-feeder schools and land you simply cannot get in the boroughs, and they accept full car dependence in exchange. The 202/263/413 triangle makes three commute directions workable, but nothing here is walkable by design — that’s the open-space model the township has spent decades protecting.

landmark Peddler's Village The Lahaska shopping-and-dining village sits on the township's eastern edge, shared with Solebury — the de facto downtown for this part of the county.
local park Buckingham township parks The township maintains its own park system — fields, trails, and open-space preserves scattered across its crossroads villages.
road Routes 202, 263, and 413 The three routes meet across the township — Doylestown, New Hope, and Newtown are each an easy drive from the Buckingham crossroads.

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