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Fivepointville, Pennsylvania in Lancaster County
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36 active listings near Fivepointville
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$748,000   👍* 305 S Cocalico Rd
$725,000   👍* 190 Mountain Rd
$535,000   👍 14 W Kestrel Dr
$499,900   👍* 168 Arrowhead Dr
$495,000   👍* 300 S Windy Mansion Rd
$449,000   👍* 526 High Point Dr
$420,000   👍* 142 Shalom Dr
$405,000   👍* 22 E Swartzville Rd
$375,000   👍* 900 Smokestown Rd
$350,000   👍* 1112 Village Cir
$350,000   👍 Greenville Rd
$349,900   👍* 433 S 6th St
$339,900   👍* 430 Rocky Ridge Rd
$335,000   👍* 24 Oakmont Ct
$325,000   👍* 513 S 6th St
$322,800   👍* 525 S 4th St
$320,000   👍* 34 Rebecca Dr
$310,000   👍* 7 Burkey Dr
$299,900   👍* 117 Hawk Valley Ln
$289,900   👍* 106 Beech St
$275,000   👍* 17 Ray Dr
$275,000   👍* 124 Redstone Dr
$274,900   👍* 6 Heron Dr
$270,000   👍* 104 Main St
$260,000   👍* 255 Beech St
$233,000   👍 N Reading Rd
$210,000   👍* 31 Hawk Valley Ln
$179,900   👍* 507 Locust St
$175,000   👍* 1265 W Swartzville Rd
$85,000   👍* 25 Railroad St
$85,000   👍* 25 Railroad St
$74,900   👍 26 Hinden Homes Trailer Ct
$40,000   👍 1286 Reading Rd Unit 10000
$30,000   👍 821 S 5th St
$25,000   👍 1286 Reading Rd Unit 2500
$500   👍 1518 Dry Tavern Rd

Interested in fun facts and the history of Fivepointville, PA?
Then read on!

Fivepointville is a small village located in Brecknock Township in northeastern Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It is situated in the heart of Pennsylvania's Amish country and is surrounded by farmland and rolling hills.

The village was initially settled by German immigrants in the early 18th century, and its name is said to come from the five points where several roads intersected. Today, Fivepointville is a tight-knit community with a population of just over 1,000 people.

The village is home to a few small businesses, including a country store, post office, restaurant, and a Mennonite-owned woodworking shop that produces handcrafted furniture. There is also a community park featuring a playground, walking trails, and picnic areas.

Fivepointville hosts an annual community day event, which includes music, food, and games for all ages. It is also a popular spot for those looking to explore Lancaster County's Amish country, with horse and buggy rides, farmers markets, and quilt shops just a short drive away.

Overall, Fivepointville is a quaint and picturesque village, perfect for those seeking a slower pace of life and a glimpse into Pennsylvania's rich history and culture.