Local highlights:
Incorporated in 1866, a lot of history in both the borough and the northeast. A great documentary details loads of history and trivia relative to the area. It is a place full of history and heritage as well as a strong focus on both current and future needs of community.
One of the biggest treasures of Boyertown is Frecon Farms. Your Boyertown Real Estate Guide loves to eat fresh, eat local, eat delicious! All of this happens at Frecon where tree fruits and berries are grown. You can pick your own fruits, buy them local, shop the bakery items, drink cider, and more. It is all here. We suggest you follow their Facebook page for current happenings and amazing tips and recipes.
Another local feature is the Colebrookdale Railroad taking you through the picturesque valley (think Hallmark cards or postcard views!). You can enjoy dining adventures, wine-tasting, and more – via train or rail bike excursions. Riding this rail line will make you forget there is a city anywhere near!
For a small borough to have claim to the Taylor Backes Art Gallery, all your Boyertown Real Estate Guide can say is WOW! This art glass gallery offers such unique creations and provides opportunities for locals (and tourists!) to learn/practice via classes offered.
Boyertown Area School District is highly regarded and serves a total district population of approximately 42,000 residents. Common in rural/suburban areas – local communities unite to share municipality functions, services, and schools to gain higher amenity offerings than if each town/borough/community was left to fund schools and municipal services on their own.
The Boyertown Real Estate Guide also loves the Boyertown community swimming pool (managed by the YMCA), and the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles.
Bear Fever! Boyertown has fiberglass bears all about town – find them, pick a favorite, take pics, enjoy the art, and put a smile on your face!
A couple of festivals worth mention – because they are super fun – are Pickfest and Oktoberfest! Both offer tons of food, music, arts, vendors, and a chance to catch up with friends and neighbors. The truest form of hometown fun!
