Paradise PA Real Estate

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Paradise PA Homes For Sale

Homes for sale in Paradise PA are available in all shapes, styles and ages. From brand new construction to homes more than 100 years old. From condominiums and townhouses to 4 bedroom family homes and Paradise PA mansions. Use the the Paradise PA MLS search page found here to find all Paradise PA homes currently for sale.

Paradise PA Relocation

If your planning on relocating to Paradise PA, realtors are prepared to offer you all the local county information and relocation assistance information you’ll need. Whether you’re relocation is from a close by community or you’re relocating to Paradise PA from far away you’ll find the Paradise PA community second to none!

Paradise, PA History

The original settlers were French Huguenots. They secured land in Lancaster’s Pequea Valley, in 1712. Local Indians were already settled in the area, and they lived peacefully with the new settlers. There is a long standing dispute over who named the town; however, it is widely believed that David Witmer Sr. named the town. His own family criticized the decision, saying it should have been named ‘Pequea’ or ‘Tanawa’, in honor of the Indian chief.
David Witmer Sr. was a friend of George Washington and also a supervisor during the construction of the Lancaster-Philadelphia Turnpike. This road played an important role in the development of the village of Paradise. It is now Route 340 and is still referred to as “Old Philadelphia Pike”.

Revere Tavern, Paradise, PA

The Revere Tavern is an historic inn in Paradise. It started out as a “Stage Tavern” Inn 1740 and was originally named the “Sign of the Spread Eagle”. It was one of the finer inns along the 62 mile stretch of turnpike. In 1841, it became the residence of Reverend Edward V. Buchanan and his wife Eliza. By 1854, the building was purchased by Edward’s brother, James Buchanan, the fifteenth President of the United States. Today, the Revere Tavern is still a very fine inn with wonderful dining in a rich historic setting.

Paradise, Pennsylvania Attractions

There are several fun things to do in Paradise and the surrounding area. Cherry-Crest Adventure Farm offers family fun attractions: a 5-acre corn maze, pedal karts, pumpkin slinging, and a guided wagon tour. You could also take your family to the Rainbow Dinner Theatre for fine dining and a show. If you’re looking for a tour of the area, you could take a ride with AAA Buggy Rides, and if you’re ready for some Christmas fun, there is the National Christmas Center, which is dedicated to preserving Christmas mementos from Christmases past and present. They have twelve main galleries for guests of all ages.
There is one public school in Paradise; Paradise Elementary School and there are 15 private schools, many of them Amish and Mennonite. There is a large Amish and Mennonite community in Paradise.