Newmanstown, PA

Newmanstown is a small town located in the Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania. The population of Newmanstown was 2,848 as of the 2010 census. Newmanstown is known for its scenic rolling hills and picturesque villages, as well as its thriving real estate market.

Newmanstown is situated in northeastern Lehigh County, just south of Easton and north of Allentown. The town is bordered by the townships of Upper Saucon to the east, Lower Saucon to the south, and Northampton to the west. The boroughs of Easton and Bethlehem are also adjacent to Newmanstown on either side.

The climate in Newmanstown is generally temperate with warm summers and cold winters. Average monthly temperatures range from a low of 22 degrees Fahrenheit in January to a high of 78 degrees Fahrenheit in July. Precipitation averages 38 inches per year, with most falling between October and March.

The history of Newmanstown can be traced back to 1740 when German settlers established a community called Newmansville near present-day Easton. In 1812, Newmansville was renamed Newmanstown after Judge John Witherspoon Newman (1751-1836), an American Revolutionary War hero who served as president pro tempore (the third ranking officer)of the United States Senate from 1789 until his death. Judge Newman was also one of Pennsylvania's first U.S Senators; he represented the state at various times during the Revolution, served as secretary of war under President George Washington, and later became a judge on Pennsylvania's Supreme Court system.

In 1854, railroad tracks were laid through what would become Newmanstown; this led to an influx of new residents and businesses into town. By 1900, there were approximately 1,000 residents living in Newmanstown; by 1950 that number had increased to 3,500 people. Today there are approximately 2,800 residents living in Newmanstown; over 60%of whom are employed within town limits while 30% commute into Easton or Bethlehem for work each day."

Real estate has been one major factor contributing to growth within this small community over time - it has allowed families access to affordable housing while also providing opportunities for businesses to expand their operations within town limits."

Today there are many different types Real Estate available for purchase or lease within this quaint village including: Single Family Homes (both traditional & contemporary styles), Condominiums/Townhouses/Apartments (both traditional & contemporary styles), Commercial Properties (ranging from small mom-and-pop shops up through large multi-unit complexes), Land & Farmsteads (both agricultural & residential), etc."

When searching for property or making an offer on property you should keep in mind some key factors including: Location - consider whether you want your home located close to shopping areas & amenities such as schools & parks; Size - make sure you understand how much space you'll need both inside & outside your home; Age - be aware that some properties may have been updated recently but others may date back several decades; Condition - inspect any potential property thoroughly before making an offer so you know exactly what needs fixing/updating if necessary