Mobile Homes for Sale in Falls, PA

On occasion, people accidentally call Falls Township in Wyoming County when they’re trying to reach Pennsylvania’s other Falls Township, a suburb of 35,000 people outside Philadelphia. When the caller begins to complain about traffic lights, the staff at Falls Township in Wyoming County know it’s a mistake, because the community of about 2,000 residents doesn’t have a traffic light. The community’s name comes from the Buttermilk Falls, which powered mills in the 1800s before the area transitioned to an agricultural economy. Farming has decreased in recent years, but the landscape hasn’t changed. “It’s still a country setting,” says Roy Landsiedel, a township supervisor and lifelong resident. “We don’t have big commercial areas. We don’t have big developments.” Gravel driveways and dirt roads branch off the community’s highways and lead to ranch homes, split-levels and Colonial Revivals. Woods, farms and acre-plus lots keep most houses spaced apart from each other. Houses are clustered closer together along Buttermilk Road in the Mill City area, where century-old homes are common. Prices generally range from $40,000 to $265,000, but there are some large homes on 10-plus-acre lots