Levittown is a unique community located northeast of Philadelphia near the Delaware River. The area developed during the early 1950s with homes built by William Levitt, a builder often referred to as the inventor of the suburb. Levittown enjoys a steady population and growth due to its ideal location and family-friendly community.
Levittown spreads across several townships, including Bristol, Falls, and Middletown. Residents enjoy a convenient commute into Philadelphia and New York City and have easy access to the SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority) rail system. Because of its extensive public transportation system, the museums, restaurants, theaters, and nightlife of Philly and Manhattan are within easy reach of this charming suburban location.