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Meet our newest community, Northwood Farms, nestled in the heart of Palmer Township!
Northwood Farms features a wide variety of single-family homes, including both ranch-style and two-story designs, including homes with first-floor owner’s suites. Spacious home site options are available, ranging from 1/3 acre to 1/2 acre in size.
Palmer Township is located near vibrant downtown Easton, on the eastern end of the greater Lehigh Valley. The township features a variety of community amenities, including youth sports programs, 14 community parks, 12 miles of biking and walking paths, two swimming pools, and a state-of-the-art community center. In addition, Northwood Farms is located...
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1006 Mabel Place #118
Easton, PA 18045
- Floor Plan: Kingston Country
- Community: Northwood Farms
4Beds
2 .5Baths
2,496SQ FT- View
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1026 Mabel Place #113
Easton, PA 18045
- Floor Plan: Chapman Country
- Community: Northwood Farms
- 4Beds
- 2 .5Baths
- 2,144SQ FT
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1006 Owen Place #16
Easton, PA 18045
- Floor Plan: St. Andrews Traditional
- Community: Northwood Farms
- 3Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,906SQ FT
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Community Amenities
- Township park system that includes 14 parks
- Great commuting access to New Jersey and New York
- Easton State Theatre
- 10 minutes from Crayola Experience
- Close access to the Easton Farmers' Market
- Easton Public Market
- 10 minutes from the vibrant shops, restaurants, and cultural activity in downtown Easton
- Less than 2 miles from Wegmans, Target, Starbucks, Walmart, and Sams Club
- Newly renovated Palmer Township Community Pool
- Charles Chrin Community Center Park
- New Fox Run Park
- Township path system with almost 12 miles of paved paths for walking, running, and biking
- Quick access to medical facilities and regional hospitals
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Pearly Baker's Alehouse
Restaurant
Built in 1869, 11 Centre Square, the building which houses Pearly Baker’s Ale House, has been a restaurant for nearly 70 years. Originally built as Easton’s first YMCA, the building was converted into a GE store in the early nineteen hundreds before opening as the Manhattan Club in the Forties. It was during this time that 9,000 hand-cut lead Czech crystals were fabricated by the Easton Lighting Company into the dining room chandelier. In the Eighties, Charlie’s Bar took over the building & operated until 1994, when Pearly Baker’s Ale House was established.
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