We Buy Houses in Kutztown, PA

The walkable historic heart — colorful early-1900s rowhomes with Victorian influences and porches that step right onto the street, mixed with the borough's small-town commercial core. George Kutz planned the town in 1779; the first lots sold in 1785. Walkable to the Kutztown Area Historical Society and the borough's Main Street shops. Kutztown Area School District.

Heading south down Main toward Kutztown University, properties sit close together and are surrounded by student rentals — older singles and twins converted into multi-unit housing for the ~7,000-student campus. This is the rental-saturated half of the borough's near-even owner/renter housing split.

The farming community surrounding the borough, first settled in 1720 as part of the East Penn Valley agrarian region. Original Pennsylvania Dutch farmhouses, bank barns, and outbuildings on larger parcels; an Old Order Mennonite community has farmed land nearby since 1949.

Less-dense mix of mid-century ranches, Cape Cods, and small singles where the borough transitions toward the Greenwich and Maxatawny township lines. Larger lots than the Main Street core; updated mechanicals more common. Same Kutztown Area School District.