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Lower Bucks · Council Rock SD

Could you live in Northampton Township?

Northampton Township is one of Bucks County's 54 municipalities.

Median home value
$599K
Median household income
$159K
Average commute
30.5 min
Population
39,915

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 estimates.

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Daily life

What living here is really like

Northampton is Council Rock country — Richboro and Holland’s cul-de-sac neighborhoods are organized around schools, the recreation center, and a five-park township system anchored by the 100-plus-acre Municipal Park in Churchville. Tyler State Park’s trail network starts at the township’s eastern edge, which for daily runners and cyclists matters more than any in-town amenity.

There’s no rail here and no highway through town — that’s by design, and it’s why the township feels a step removed from Lower Bucks’ corridors. The commute cost is real (Route 1 or I-95 both require a drive first), and buyers trading commute time for Council Rock schools and quiet streets are exactly who this township is for.

local park Northampton Municipal Park The township's 100-plus-acre flagship park in Churchville — the largest of its five parks, alongside a full recreation center.
state park Tyler State Park (adjacent) The Neshaminy Creek side of Tyler's 1,700 acres of trails and lawns is minutes from the township's eastern neighborhoods.
road Second Street Pike (PA 232) Richboro's spine — the township's main route south toward Southampton and north toward Newtown.

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