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Could you live in Ivyland Borough?

Ivyland Borough is one of Bucks County's 54 municipalities.

Median home value
$529K
Median household income
$149K
Average commute
37.3 min
Population
955

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 estimates.

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Daily life

What living here is really like

Ivyland is a half-square-mile Victorian railroad borough hiding inside the Warminster– Northampton suburban fabric: a walkable grid of 19th-century homes, its own tiny government, and a name borrowed by the famous New Hope & Ivyland heritage railroad. Inventory is scarce almost by definition — there are only a few hundred homes, and the borough isn’t making more.

Daily life leans on the neighbors: Warminster’s station and shopping one direction, Northampton’s parks and Council Rock-adjacent amenities the other. Buyers should be clear-eyed that Ivyland’s charm is historic-district charm — smaller lots, older systems, and a premium for scarcity — with the trade-off of big-township services being a borough line away.

rail Warminster station — SEPTA Warminster Line The Warminster Line terminus is a short drive from the borough — the practical rail option for Center City commutes.
landmark New Hope & Ivyland Railroad heritage The borough lent its name to the historic New Hope & Ivyland Railroad — the Victorian station-town street grid is the legacy.
road Route 332 (Jacksonville Road corridor) Ivyland sits just off 332 between Warminster and Northampton — Newtown and the county's Street Road spine are both minutes away.

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