Lower Macungie Twp, PA 18062
2161 Woodridge Drive
Rolling Meadows
Welcome to this beautiful twin home in the highly desirable Rolling Meadows neighborhood of Lower Macungie Township, within the sought after East Penn School District. A bright two story foyer opens to an airy layout with gleaming hardwood floors and abundant natural light.
The flexible dining room or home office and spacious living areas. This area offers an open feel with elegant trim details and a seamless flow into the main living areas.
Spacious and inviting living room featuring beautiful hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and a comfortable layout perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Large windows and neutral tones create a warm, welcoming atmosphere, complemented by ample space for seating and everyday living.
Cozy Spaces
Kitchen
Spacious, open-concept kitchen and dining area designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Featuring rich hardwood floors, abundant cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a large center island with seating, this space offers both style and functionality. The charming window seat adds a cozy touch, while updated lighting and seamless flow into surrounding living areas make it the true heart of the home.
Inviting Family Room
Spacious and inviting family room offering plush carpeting and a cozy gas fireplace as the focal point. Filled with natural light and featuring direct access to the backyard, this comfortable space is perfect for relaxing or gathering with friends and family. The open layout seamlessly connects to the kitchen, creating an ideal setting for everyday living and entertaining.
Primary Suite
Spacious and serene primary suite offering a true retreat-like feel, complete with a tray ceiling, soft natural light, and ample room for both sleeping and lounging. The suite is complemented by a beautifully appointed en-suite bath featuring a dual vanity, soaking tub, and separate shower, along with a generous walk-in closet for exceptional storage.
Additional Bedrooms
Two additional bedrooms offer comfortable, versatile spaces with abundant natural light, stylish finishes, and generous closet storageāperfect for family, guests, or a home office.
Additional Bathroom
An additional full bathroom features a clean, neutral design with a tub/shower combination, bright vanity lighting, and plenty of space for everyday convenience.
The true highlight is the sunroom, offering a peaceful retreat year round and overlooking a private paver patio with no homes directly behind.
Sunroom
Picturesque Backdrop
Step outside to a beautifully designed paver patio, perfect for outdoor dining and relaxing, all set against peaceful, scenic views of open fields and mature treesāoffering both privacy and a picturesque backdrop year-round.
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Seller's Disclosure
East PennSchool District
ļ»æThe East Penn School District is located in the Lehigh Valleyās metropolitan area which has a total population of a half million people. With proximity to New York City, Philadelphia, the Pocono Mountains and the New Jersey shore, East Penn is an ideal location that is experiencing residential and business growth. Click here for a map of the East Penn School District. For driving directions, click here. Click here for more information about the Districtās buildings.
Secondary Schools
Elementary Schools
Lower Macungie
The name "Macungie" is derived from a Native American word meaning bear swamp, or place where bears feed. The early 18th century Pennsylvania German settlers took land that had been hunting grounds for the Lenni Lenape, adopting the Lenape name for the area. They found the rich, fertile soil and amply watered land to their liking and so cleared the scrub and forests, planted crops, raised livestock, and continually expanded their holdings.
Macungie Township was formed in 1743, when Lehigh County was still part of Bucks County. It comprised the area of present Upper and Lower Macungie townships, including the boroughs of Macungie and Alburtis. The population then was 650 persons. Northampton County was created in 1752; Lehigh County was separated from it in 1812. The population of Macungie Township in 1810 was 2,420. On May 5, 1832, Lehigh County approved a petition to divide Macungie Township into two, making Upper and Lower Macungie the first new townships to be created in Lehigh County. Lower Macungie is 22.46 square miles in size.
The population in the 1840 census was 2,156. By 1890 it had reached a nineteenth-century peak of 3,657, then began a decline until 1960, when it rose to 3,859. It has increased dramatically in each decade since then, climbing to 8,814 in 1970, 12,958 in 1980, 16,000 in 1990, and 19,220 in 2000. In 2009 the population is estimated to be close to 30,000.
Lower Macungie Township Today
Today Lower Macungie is noted for its comfortable housing developments. It has become one of the most desirable parts of the Lehigh Valley for many families, who have chosen to live here because of the township's attractive landscape, acres of open space, and excellent schools.
Lower Macungie Township Highlights:
Lower Macungie Township in Pennsylvania, located in Lehigh County, is a thriving suburban community with a lot to offer. Here are some highlights:
š” Community & Lifestyle
Family-Friendly: Known for its excellent schools and safe neighborhoods, making it ideal for families.
Suburban with Rural Charm: Offers the conveniences of suburban living with scenic views, parks, and a touch of countryside.
š³ Parks & Recreation
Lower Macungie Community Center & Park: Includes athletic fields, tennis courts, walking trails, and event spaces.
Camp Olympic Park: A scenic area with hiking trails, a disc golf course, playgrounds, and a creek.
Swabia Creek: A peaceful area for nature lovers and birdwatchers.
šļø Shopping & Dining
Hamilton Crossings: A major shopping center featuring stores like Costco, Target, Whole Foods, and a variety of restaurants.
Local Eateries: You'll find everything from cozy cafes to farm-to-table spots and familiar chain restaurants.
š Convenient Location
Close to Major Highways: Easy access to I-78, Route 222, and the PA Turnpike.
Commuter Friendly: Approximately 15 minutes from Allentown and 90 minutes to Philadelphia or NYC.
