WHAT DO WE LOVE ABOUT LIVING IN CHESTER COUNTY?
Part of the Brandywine River Valley, this area is rich in history and culture. Dining, horticulture and the arts are celebrated and enjoyed in the many gardens, greenhouses, eateries and shops. Part of Chester County’s undisputable appeal is its framework of quaint and welcoming neighborhoods dotted across rolling countryside. From destination-worthy downtowns with cobblestoned streets, picturesque storefronts, and full calendars of entertainment and events to countryside villages featuring small town charm and hidden gems, these towns showcase some of the true personality and spirit of the Brandywine Valley.
Named for Chester, England Chester County was one of the three original Pennsylvania counties created by William Penn in 1682 and retains much of it's countryside charm with rolling farms, woodlands, stone homes and wandering rivers. With Philadelphia, Wilmington, Lancaster and Baltimore a quick jaunt away, this area enjoys the best of both country and urban living.