Towamencin Township

The perfect blend between convenience and serenity! Towamencin Township epitomizes suburban living, and offers the best of both the city and the country. The township is located roughly around the town of Kulpsville, and offers quiet and pretty residential living with nearby restaurants and shopping. Additionally, the entrance of the Pennsylvania Turnpike’s Northeast Extension is located in Towamencin – perfect for commuters!

Towamencin derives its name from the Native American word for “Poplar tree.” The Native Americans who inhabited Towamencin were of the Lenni Lenape tribe, and established friendly relations with early settlers.

Towamencin is home to approximately 18,000 residents over 9.7 square miles.

The township is served by North Penn School District. There are also a number of private schools located within the township, including Christopher Dock Mennonite High School and Calvary Baptist School.

The township uses the mailing addresses of Lansdale and Harleysville.

While Towamencin is largely residential in nature, there are an abundance of delicious eateries and things to do! In fact, a few of our favorite local restaurants are located in Towamencin, including Osaka sushi and Margarita’s Mexican Grill.

Freddy Hill Farms and Family Fun Center is also located within Towamencin! Bring the whole family along, as Freddy Hill offers a mini golf course, batting cages, a driving range, and a dairy store – with some of the best ice cream in the area! Freddy Hill also has a farm zoo.

Towamencin hosts numerous events, including free summer concerts at Fischer’s Park! Fischer’s Park is the township’s largest, with 77 acres and over 3 miles of nature trails.

Homes in Towamencin Township tend to be priced right around the Montgomery County average. The majority of homes in Towamencin Township fall in the moderate price range, with the bulk of townhomes valued between $200-350k and single-family homes around $400,000-450,000.

Popular home styles include single-family homes in friendly subdivisions, many of which offer four bedrooms and nice backyards. Other single-family homes are located on quiet, winding back roads. While the majority of homes are Colonial-style, there are also a handful of Ranch homes, Tudors, and Cape Cods.

More affordable townhomes are also available throughout the township, and a popular choice for many buyers. Many of these townhomes are clean, move-in ready, and available for less than $200,000.

Additionally, Towamencin is a popular township for builders and developers, and new construction is popular. You can expect to see an increasing number of luxury townhomes, single-family private neighborhoods, and 55+ communities.