Selling Real Estate in Lebanon County, PA
Lebanon County sits in the heart of the Lebanon Valley, a fertile stretch of the Great Appalachian Valley between Dauphin, Lancaster and Berks counties, with the city of Lebanon as its county seat. Swatara Creek drains most of the county toward the Susquehanna, while the Tulpehocken carries its eastern edge toward the Schuylkill. The I-78 and I-81 corridor crosses the county, and US 422 links Lebanon east to Reading. Formed in 1813 from parts of Dauphin and Lancaster counties, it’s the hometown of Lebanon bologna.
Lebanon Valley Farms & Small Towns
The valley has long been admired for its farmland. About 1,000 farms work roughly 110,000 acres, and Lebanon ranks fourth in Pennsylvania in farm sales, led by poultry and eggs, dairy and hogs. Preserved farms, dairy herds and horse-and-buggy traffic are part of the scenery on quiet country roads, and towns like Annville, Myerstown, Palmyra, Schaefferstown, Jonestown and Mount Gretna keep a small-town feel, with Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area and Swatara State Park close by.
Who’s buying in Lebanon County
About 146,000 people live in Lebanon County, and roughly 71 percent of homes are owner-occupied. More than a fifth of residents are 65 or older. Buyers include Plain families looking for farms, shops and land, poultry and dairy operations adding acreage, commuters who want a country address with interstate access toward Harrisburg, Lancaster and Reading, and retirees seeking a quieter pace.
Why auction in Lebanon County
Productive Lebanon Valley farms and homesteads attract buyers from inside and outside the county, and an auction brings them to the table on a set date with clear terms. Our team knows Lebanon County and the best ways to reach the bidders who want to buy here.
Communities we serve in Lebanon County
Thinking about selling in Lebanon County? Call 717-917-5844 for a free, no-pressure consultation.