The feel
Parkesburg and Atglen grew up along the railroad and still have that compact small-town layout. Beyond the boroughs, the townships are mostly farmland at the edge of Lancaster County.
It’s a quiet, unhurried part of the county, with Route 30 and Route 41 close by.
Homes in Parkesburg & Atglen
In the boroughs: older singles and twins plus newer townhome neighborhoods. In the townships: farmhouses, ranchers and colonials on larger lots, and some newer subdivisions near Route 10 and Route 30.
Rural properties typically have private well and septic.
Getting around
- Parkesburg station: Amtrak Keystone service toward Philadelphia and Lancaster.
- Route 30 bypass east to Coatesville, Downingtown and Exton.
- Route 41 south toward Delaware.
Highlights
Parkesburg station
One of the few Amtrak stops in western Chester County.
Octoraro country
Farmland and creek valleys along the Lancaster County line.
Small-town boroughs
Walkable centers with local shops and community events.
Parkesburg & Atglen FAQ
What school district is Parkesburg & Atglen, PA in?
Parkesburg & Atglen is served by the Octorara Area School District. District lines don’t follow ZIP codes, so it’s still worth confirming for a specific address.
What ZIP codes and townships make up Parkesburg & Atglen?
Parkesburg & Atglen uses ZIP codes 19365 and 19310, covering Parkesburg Borough, Atglen Borough, Highland, West Sadsbury and West Fallowfield. Property taxes, zoning and trash service follow the municipality, not the mailing address.
What are the commuting options from Parkesburg & Atglen?
Parkesburg station: Amtrak Keystone service toward Philadelphia and Lancaster. Route 30 bypass east to Coatesville, Downingtown and Exton. Route 41 south toward Delaware.
Who is a good fit for Parkesburg & Atglen?
Buyers who want a small-town home base and a train ride when needed. For current prices and days on market, ask me for the monthly Parkesburg & Atglen market report.