Pennsylvania land real estate

Pennsylvania land overview

Named after its founder and real estate entrepreneur William Penn, the "Keystone State" isn't only notable when it comes to American history, but also for its varied geography and natural resources. From historic battlefields, farmland vistas, and cascading waterfalls, to the Pocono Mountains, bustling cities, and the Delaware River, Pennsylvania has something for everyone. It has over 100 miles of coastline along the Delaware Estuary and Lake Erie and is bisected by both the Appalachian Mountains and the Allegheny Plateau. Western Pennsylvania has been called a "state within a state" being home to a unique style of agriculture, the rise of the oil industry, and a large amount of marketable timber. Popular property types range from mineral rights and commercial development properties to hunting and agricultural land.