Mobile Homes for Sale in Mifflin Township Columbia, PA

Mifflin Township was designed in the late 1700s with houses on large lots and wide main roads to become the seat of Columbia County. When Bloomsburg, about 9 miles west, received that title instead, Mifflin easily transitioned into an agricultural community with a location south of the Susquehanna River and on a Nescopeck Mountain ridgeline. Today, farming is still a big industry, and Mifflinville, the township’s main village, has parks, restaurants and carnival grounds. “I always describe Mifflin as rural but family friendly,” says Ricky Brown, a lifelong Mifflin local and the president of the township’s board of supervisors. “We have a Little League, we’re in a great school district and we do a bunch of fun community events.” With only about 2,000 residents, Mifflin is also a close-knit community. “Everyone knows each other, whether they live in the village or on a huge piece of farmland,” Brown says. Housing here includes Colonial Revivals, Queen Annes and farmhouses dating back to the 1800s. Ranch styles and New Traditional homes built between the 1980s and 2000s are also common. Streets in Mifflinville follow a gridded pattern, while wheat, potato and hay crops surround