Selling Your Home in Aaronsburg, PA
Aaronsburg sits on Route 45 in Haines Township, at the eastern end of Penns Valley in Centre County. State College is to the west along Route 45, and Lewisburg is to the east. Laid out by Aaron Levy in 1786, it’s the oldest town in the county.
A quiet village with a big fall weekend
Every fall, the Dutch Fall Festival fills Wert Memorial Park and the nearby streets with homemade sticky buns, ham pot pie and apple dumplings, plus quilts, crafts, antiques and live music all weekend. It’s been a tradition since 1976. The rest of the year, Aaronsburg is a peaceful village whose historic district is listed on the National Register, and local children attend the Penns Valley Area School District.
Who’s buying here
Close to 600 people live in Aaronsburg and about 1,650 in Haines Township. Households in the township run large, about 3 people per home, and the median age is around 30, which makes it one of the younger, most family-oriented corners of the county. Penns Valley is also home to a large Amish community, so Plain families looking for farms, barns and land join local families and State College commuters in the buyer pool.
Why auction in Aaronsburg
This is a community that turns out for a public event, and a well-run auction gives every serious buyer the same chance on the same day. Our team knows this community and the best ways to reach potential bidders, from valley neighbors to buyers watching for land in Penns Valley.
Thinking about selling in Aaronsburg? Call 717-917-5844 for a free, no-pressure consultation.