Dating back to 1682 when William Penn first established the area, Yardley sits along the scenic Delaware River, offering a blend of Colonial-era charm and contemporary living. This historic Bucks County borough, where average rental rates have seen a steady 5.9% annual increase, features an appealing mix of period architecture and modern homes. The borough's established neighborhoods, particularly those near Lake Afton and along Main Street, showcase diverse housing options. Commuters benefit from the SEPTA Regional Rail station providing direct access to Philadelphia, while Routes 32 and 332 offer convenient connections to Princeton and Newtown. The walkable downtown district features local shops, restaurants, and professional services, all within easy reach of residential areas. Rental houses in the borough's tree-lined streets provide easy access to outdoor recreation, including the Delaware Canal towpath and numerous parks and green spaces.