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Newtown Grant is one of the largest and most recognizable residential communities in Newtown Township, Bucks County. It offers something that is unusual in one planned community: single family homes, townhomes, and condominiums, all connected by shared recreation spaces, community amenities, mature landscaping, and easy access to everything Newtown has to offer.
The Census designated Newtown Grant area covers approximately 1.86 square miles and recorded 5,855 residents in the 2020 Census. The Newtown Grant Homeowners Association currently identifies approximately 1,751 residences within the community, including 487 single family homes, 888 townhomes, and 376 condominiums. (Census.gov) (newtown)
A quick view of the most influential metrics in Newtown Grant.
Newtown Grant has a layered association structure. Properties belong to the Newtown Grant Master Association and also to the individual association or cluster connected with that residence.
The Master Association oversees shared community facilities and broader common recreation areas.
Each residential section may have its own maintenance responsibilities, expenses, documents, and association requirements.
Association fees are not identical throughout Newtown Grant. Buyers should review both the amount and exactly what those fees cover.
Certain exterior improvements may require association review and approval before work begins.
Association resale documents are an important part of understanding obligations, finances, rules, and current community requirements.
Rules, fees, rental policies, and association requirements can change. Current documents should always be reviewed for the specific property being considered.
One of the best parts of living in Newtown Grant is how close you are to beautiful outdoor spaces. From state park trails and athletic fields to quiet Borough parks and neighborhood playgrounds, there is something nearby for every age and lifestyle.
A Bucks County favorite with miles of trails, biking, fishing, picnicking, and beautiful scenery throughout the seasons.
A peaceful natural setting with woods, wildlife habitat, and a community herb garden. A lovely option for those who enjoy a quieter outdoor escape.
A quiet park with lake views, natural surroundings, and picnic areas. Ideal for peaceful walks and relaxed outdoor time.
A large county park known for Lake Luxembourg, trails, fishing, boating, picnic areas, and seasonal recreation.
A popular walking and biking trail that connects Tyler State Park, Newtown Borough, Roberts Ridge Park, and Silver Lake Park.
Known for its large inclusive playground, open space, benches, and family friendly setting near Goodnoe Elementary School.
A spacious community park with athletic fields, walking areas, and access to Noah’s Playground, a favorite for local families.
A well used park with softball and baseball fields, basketball courts, a playground, walking trail, and picnic pavilion.
A charming Borough park with a playground, benches, and landscaped surroundings close to the heart of Newtown.
A smaller neighborhood park with a playground and a quiet, tucked away feel within Newtown Borough.
A popular local recreation area with baseball fields, batting facilities, and connections to the Newtown Trail.
A multipurpose recreation field serving the community for casual outdoor activity and organized play.
A fun option for skateboarders and inline skaters with features suitable for a range of skill levels.
A long standing Borough recreation space centered around baseball and community sports.
A small and peaceful park with a gazebo, benches, picnic tables, and easy access to the Newtown Trail.
A lovely landscaped pocket park with benches, seasonal plantings, and a quiet open lawn area.
A hidden little creekside green space with native landscaping and a calm, neighborhood feel.
Living in Newtown Grant means having access to everything from scenic trails and lakes to neighborhood playgrounds and community sports fields, all just minutes from home.
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