Welcome to New Hope-Solebury, Pennsylvania
Artsy, historic, and waterfront locale in a semi-rural setting
The towns of New Hope and Solebury provide a welcome escape from the busyness of city life. Situated approximately 44 miles north of Philadelphia, and just under 20 miles away from Trenton, this area sits along the border of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. New Hope has a population of just over 2,500, whereas Solebury is home to about 8,500 individuals. Known as a popular place for weekend getaways, locals appreciate the area for its artsy and eclectic vibe, historic attractions, and gorgeous stone farmhouses.
Those who are considering relocating to either New Hope or Solebury have access to an incredible inventory of breathtaking, palatial homes. Residential properties vary in architectural style, which is excellent for those who have a particular design in mind. Individuals who are looking for a luxurious home with thousands of feet of square footage will have plenty of options to consider in either town. Find real estate listings of
luxury homes for sale in Newhope and Solebury by browsing our exclusive listings page.
What to Love
- Serene and charming towns in a semi-rural area
- Waterfront locale
- Artsy and eclectic vibe
- Highly-rated public schools
- Historic attractions
Local Lifestyle
Almost anyone will feel at home upon relocating to New Hope or Solebury. Tranquil roads, spectacular homes, historic landmarks, and a welcoming and eclectic vibe contribute to the charm of this area. The semi-rural setting is ideal for those who want to live life at a less-hurried pace and enjoy nature to the fullest. Families with school-aged children especially appreciate these towns, as they feature some of the highest rated schools in the entire area.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Among the two towns, New Hope is the area’s hub for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Along Main Street (which runs parallel with the Delaware River), you’ll find top-rated shopping and dining establishments.
Planning to dine out? One of the first restaurants you should try is
Stella of New Hope. Situated along the river, and offering outdoor dining (seasonally), enjoy stunning views and a delicious meal.
Karla’s Restaurant is another outstanding choice. Located in what looks like a Colonial-style residence, menu items include soups, salads, burgers, and amazing entrees. Those who are seeking a more upscale experience should make reservations at the restaurant found in
The River House at Odette’s.
Things to Do
Known for being a weekend getaway spot, New Hope and Solebury have plenty of things to do, see, and experience.
Individuals who enjoy spending time outdoors will have no shortage of activities. On the Delaware River, there is a canal path for bicycling, walking, and running. You can also bask in nature at Washington Crossing National Park, Magill's Hill Park,
Paxson Hill Farm Gardens and Nursery, and at Hal H.Clark Park.
New Hope and Solebury are also acclaimed for the numerous events they host each year. Locals always make it a priority to attend the New Hope Arts & Crafts Show, New Hope Auto Show, the Annual “High-Heel Drag Race'' in October (benefiting local charities), New Hope Celebrates (a series of LGBTQ+ events held each May), and the New Hope-Lambertville Winter Festival.
Schools
New Hope and Solebury feature multiple highly-rated public schools. New Hope-Solebury Upper Elementary School is rated as a perfect 10/10 on GreatSchools.org.
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New Hope-Solebury Upper Elementary School, Perfect 10/10 ranking on GreatSchools.org, 3rd grade through 5th grade
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New Hope-Solebury Middle School, 6th grade through 8th grade
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New Hope-Solebury High School, 9th grade through 12th grade
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Douglas Pearson is a Philadelphia Real Estate Agent at Kurfiss Sotheby’s International Realty. Douglas Pearson's specialty is the luxury real estate market in Philadelphia.
