Lancaster, PA Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Lancaster's historic Central Market, operating since the 1730s, stands as America's oldest continuously running farmers' market, drawing locals and visitors to its fresh produce and authentic Pennsylvania Dutch specialties. The downtown area features the Victorian-era Fulton Theatre, which hosts professional productions year-round, alongside distinctive restaurants like Luca and the Belvedere Inn Restaurant housed in a restored mansion. Cultural attractions include the Lancaster Museum of Art, the Demuth Museum showcasing works of Charles Demuth, and LancasterHistory's exhibits at President James Buchanan's Wheatland estate. The Lancaster real estate market includes properties ranging from $175,000 to $980,000, with a median sale price of $325,000. Townhomes command a median price of $357,500, while single-family homes list at a median of $329,900. Condominiums start at a median of $205,000 for one bedroom units and $290,000 for two bedrooms. Downtown Lancaster single-family homes have a median price of $265,000, while College Park commands higher prices with a median of $402,500. Chestnut Hill homes list at a median of $325,000, and Grandview Heights properties show a median of $313,800. Lancaster County's property tax rate of 1.41% compares favorably to York County at 1.68% and Reading's Berks County at 1.77%. The Pennsylvania state income tax rate stays consistent at 3.07%, with a combined sales tax of 6.34%. The city's location 71 miles from Philadelphia and 38 miles from Harrisburg allows for reasonable commuting options via Amtrak or major highways. Top-rated public schools include Neff Elementary School and Manheim Township High School, while Lancaster Country Day School represents a highly rated private option. Franklin and Marshall College adds to the educational landscape.