Levittown
Pennsylvania, United States
City·Suburban, Planned, Residential
Levittown, Pennsylvania, is a census-designated place and planned community in Bucks County, part of the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Developed by Levitt & Sons starting in 1951, it features six typical house designs and spans multiple municipalities, including Bristol Township and Falls Township. Known as one of the largest suburbs of Philadelphia, Levittown offers a unique suburban experience with a rich history in urban planning. Its design aimed to provide affordable housing for post-war families, making it a significant part of American residential development history.
Highlights
- Part of the Philadelphia metropolitan area.
- Designed by Levitt & Sons in the 1950s.
- Includes portions of multiple townships.
- Known for its typical six house designs.
Things to consider before traveling to Levittown
- Close proximity to Philadelphia for city excursions.
- Suburban setting with a focus on residential living.
- Historical significance in post-war urban planning.