The White Rose City (after the symbol of the House of York)York Pennsylvania, is located in South Central Pennsylvania. It's natural beauty is unparalleled. With more than 10,000 towering green trees throughout the community, for the past 18 years, it has been honored with the title of "Tree City, USA" by the National Arbor Day Foundation!

Located 26 miles from Harrisburg, PA and 46 miles from Baltimore, Maryland, York, PA. offers the cultural attractions of a big city and the friendly charm of a small town. York is a stunningly beautiful place to live and an ideal place to work and raise a family.

York, PA has a resident population of 40,097 and a median resident age: 31.3 years. The estimated median household income in 2008: $33,284 and the estimated median cost of a detached family home was $133,634.

The city of York, PA, is rich in colonial heritage and Revolutionary War history. It sits in the midst of rolling countryside. Historic buildings have been lovingly cared for and offer visitors an authentic look into York's significant historical role as, "America's first capital". The Colonial Courthouse, where the Continental Congress signed the Articles of Confederation in 1777 is open for tours and the 100 year old Central Market still opens it's doors daily for shopping.

The city offers hundreds of fun activities. Whether you enjoy wine tasting, watching minor league professional baseball, kayaking, touring historical sites, visiting the home of the Harley Davidson motorcycle,the USA Weightlifting Hall of Fame,or tasting candy fresh off the line York has it all. The city has two downtown farmers' markets, 24 parks, a premiere performing arts center an elegant hotel designated as a National Trust Historic Hotel of America, six museums a symphony orchestra, downtown access to a 42-mile nature and jogging trail, 34 outdoor murals, and a Poet Laureate! York county is located in the center of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country Roads Region, just a short drive to other popular destinations including Lancaster’s Amish Country, Gettysburg’s Battlefields and Hershey’s Chocolate World to name a few.

There are plenty of parks and outdoor recreational areas to enjoy. The Rail Trail extends from North York to Maryland. Rocky Ridge park offers excellent hiking and mountain biking. Lake Redman is a man-made lake with summer paddle boat and kayak rentals. If you prefer boating, fishing, or kayaking, the Susquehanna River is the place to go. Golfing is another favorite local activity and the city of York has 11 golf courses within city limits and many more throughout York County.

York is a 2-hour drive from Philadelphia, PA, 1-hour from Baltimore, MD and approximately 25 minutes from either Harrisburg, PA or Lancaster, PA.

The community takes great pride in supporting their local educational system. The School District of the City of York administers to 7600 students with seven elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. Approximately 66% of the students go on to college. The District has a mission to provide high quality teaching and learning environments that empower all learners to become responsible productive citizens. They have earned a solid reputation for their academic and extracurricular success. In addition, The York Technical Institute, Bradley Academy of the Visual Arts, Consolidated School of Business, and Penn State York all offer wonderful opportunities for residents to continue with post-secondary education.

If you are considering moving to York, Pennsylvania, or would like more information, please request a "free relocation package" today!