Ranking Bucks County PA Towns (Most Expensive To Most Affordable) 

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I grew up in Washington Crossing in the mid-1960s when the most expensive house was @$70,000. It was heaven on earth.

You missed Yardley Pa. perhaps the best place cost benefit wise in bucks. Yardley is on the river has the Delaware canal running through it as well as lake Afton in the center of town. It is also bordered by I 95 at one end has a commuter rail into Philly at another end is 4 miles from Washingtons Crossing, 7 to Newtown, 12 mi to New Hope. Has only one small townhome cluster by the ralline. Yardley students go to a very good and local Pennsbury school system. The town has roughly 2500 residents.

Newtown guy here, theres so many new restaurants that have popped up in 2 years. Also driving in the old portion on washington ave is nice too. Takes you back to the 1800s.

Great perspective. Maybe you could do a best downtowns of bucks county video (2023)

You might check on the reality of nightlife in Newtown and the average definition of that. Restaurants and supermarket open till 10 might not be the definition of nightlife that most people have.

Great video 👍

You totally undersold Perkasie. People should know about the library is right there, there's a park with a dog park and a skateboard park for the kids who love it. The library has a pool for a fee. They have some fun events. But Dublin... is boring. I personally love Dublin, because I like a small community. However, close to Peace Valley Park which is beautiful. The young generation probably would not like it too much.

@6:55 that's Bristol Borough, not to be confused with Bristol Township. They are right next to each other but Bristol Borough is only 2 square miles

No ❤ for Yardley?

Bristol Township you have a lot of walking trails and a lot of parks within 5 minutes from each other. You have silver Lake nature center silver Lake Park delhaas woods the municipal building magnolia Lake falls Township Park neshaminy Park within 10 or 15 minutes to get to those two parks core Creek Park about 15 minutes the Delaware canal the Delaware River Bristol borough with many different shops restaurants definitely more than a few places to eat that are very affordable that you can get in and out of without waiting in a long line a lot of thrift shops smoke shops bars a lot of restaurants & parks in the local area within a short distance 10 minutes from Philadelphia not far at all within an hour from New York City not far from Newtown and Washington's crossing or Morrisville or Yardley right around the corner to visit all those Parks canoeing kayaking paddle boat riding lots of bike trails fishing there is a lot to do in the immediate area very close to center City and New York City with in an hour.