Grapeville, PA

Grapeville is a small town located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The population of Grapeville was 2,827 as of the 2010 census. The town is located in the heart of Amish country and has a rich history dating back to the early 1800s.

The first settlers in Grapeville were Dutch farmers who arrived in the area in the early 1800s. The Amish community that now resides in Grapeville began to grow around 1830 when several families from Ohio settled in the area. Over time, more and more Amish families moved into Grapeville, and by 1850, there were enough people living there to form a village.

Today, Grapeville is a thriving small town with a strong economy based on agriculture and tourism. The main industries in Grapeville are farming and manufacturing, but there are also several businesses that cater to the Amish community. Tourism is an important part of Grapeville's economy, with visitors coming for tours of the local farms and shops selling Amish-made products.

Real estate in Grapeville is dominated by farmland and homes built for the Amish community. There are few commercial properties available for sale or lease, and most residential properties are used by members of the Amish community or their descendants. Most homes in grapevillle are single-family dwellings with modest dimensions; however, some larger homes have been built recently for members of wealthier families who want to remain within walking distance of church services and other amenities offered by the community.