The Top Celebrity Neighborhoods in Pennsylvania

The state of Pennsylvania borders New Jersey to the east and New York to the north, and we believe its location and geography makes the state extra special. It lends an urban, urbane vibe to Pennsylvania that couldn’t be missed, yet its appeal lies in its countryside atmosphere as well.

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Wia Van Cauwenberghe
Wia Van Cauwenberghe

⏳ 32 mins read

📖 Published: February 28th, 2025

✍️ Updated: March 11th, 2025

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Pennsylvania, with its blend of urban sophistication and countryside charm, attracts numerous celebrities seeking luxury and privacy. Notable neighborhoods include Gladwyne, a wealthy enclave with sprawling estates; Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia's luxury hub; and New Hope, a serene artistic retreat. Villanova, Wayne, Hershey, and Fox Chapel also boast affluent residents. These areas offer a unique mix of history, culture, and tranquility, making them ideal for high-profile individuals.

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Of course, we mustn’t forget Pennsylvania’s crucial role in the formation of the country, and the state is known for its rich history combined with its picturesque landscapes and its bustling metropolitan areas.

But one thing that has surprised many is the number of celebrities that have chosen to make Pennsylvania their home. It has become the go-to place for an astonishing number of celebrities and famous people. And while no one can deny that many A-listers gravitate toward Los Angeles or New York City, Pennsylvania is a state that offers something entirely different to the table – it offers a balance of luxury, privacy and tranquility, and a deep connection to history and culture. It doesn’t matter if these famous figures were born and raised in the state or have chosen to settle there - numerous high-profile celebrities have now happily made Pennsylvania their home. But where exactly do celebrities congregate in the Keystone State? Let’s get into it - and explore some of the top celebrity neighborhoods in Pennsylvania.

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1. Gladwyne – an exclusive haven of the wealthy and beautiful

Nestled in the prestigious Main Line area of Philadelphia, Gladwyne is one of the wealthiest zip codes in the country. It was named the sixth wealthiest ZIP code (using no less than data from the IRS!) by Bloomberg BusinessWeek in 2018. This upscale community, precisely located in Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County, boasted a population of only 4K+ in 2020, and it is known for its sprawling estates, parks and playgrounds filled with lush greenery, and a quiet suburban atmosphere, making it a prime location for celebrities seeking privacy. The village is also home to the ultra-exclusive Merion Cricket Club, Philadelphia Country Club, and The Courts (a private tennis club). It also has a distinctive appeal not found in other enclaves – because it wasn’t subdivided early on, it retains a mixture of colonial estate, farm, and late century housing that sets it apart from other Main Line, colonial communities.

Celebrities associated with Gladwyne:

  • Allen Iverson – the former NBA superstar, who played for the Philadelphia 76ers, the Detroit Pistons, and the Denver Nuggets, lived in a lavish estate in Gladwyne while playing for the NBA.
  • Pat Croce – the former president of the 76ers also owned property in this area.
  • M. Night Shyamalan – The notable film director and writer of The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, and Split made Gladwyne his home.

Attractions in Gladwyne:

The Bridlewild Trail a series of trails running 22 miles throughout many preserved spaces and areas, including Rolling Hill, Henry, and Idlewild Farms. The trail is open all year to residents and pets, and visitors can also explore the trails on horseback.

The 1690 House a structure which was built in the year 1683, known to be the oldest house in Lower Merion Township.

Ardmore Farmers Market located in Suburban Square, the Ardmore Farmers Market is open every day of the week, and it offers a range of flavors and sights including fresh produce, sweet treats, meals, seafood, meats, and more. It’s an institution in the state of Pennsylvania known for its lively, vibrant atmosphere – and its heavenly smells!

Places to eat in Gladwyne:

Not Your Average Joe’s is definitely not the usual eatery found in Pennsylvania (or anywhere else, for that matter – it currently has other locations in New England – in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Maryland!). It serves a delectable menu that features inspired dishes made from scratch along with locally-sourced ingredients, such as Crispy Bang Bang Shrimp, featured dishes like Braised Beef & Creamed Polenta, and even gluten-sensitive entrees such as Jambalaya and the Mustard-Crusted BLT.

 
 
 
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Tired Hands Brewing Company’s Fermentaria & General Store is another must-eat place in Gladwyne that offers a chill, casual vibe along with delicious food. Yes, as its name implies, it IS a brewing company, so you can try out brewskies galore – but it also serves great bar food such as Charcuterie Pretzel, Sampler (Beijing BBQ ribs, wings, peppers, hand-cut fries, and pretzels), and the Ham & Swiss Wrap.

All in all, Gladwyne offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of Philadelphia while still being within easy reach of the city’s amenities and entertainment scene.

2. Rittenhouse Square (Rittenhouse-Fitler Historic District) – Philadelphia’s luxury hub

Rittenhouse Square is one of the most desirable and popular neighborhoods in Philadelphia, and it has a park with the same name where denizens all converge and congregate, especially on the weekends. The neighborhood that encompasses Rittenhouse Square stretches from South and Market streets to the north and south and from Broad Street all the way to Schuylkill River Banks from west to east.

A lot of locals say it’s less of a neighborhood and more of a lifestyle, and they’re absolutely right! There are plenty of places where you can relax and take in the sights and sounds of the city in Rittenhouse Square, and it’s known not only for its upscale restaurants and high-end shopping, but also for its historic brownstones and apartments, luxury hotels, and high rise residential spaces. It’s a hotspot for socialites, athletes, and business moguls who enjoy urban luxury, and it’s a hive of activity through the entire year. Don’t forget to ogle at the high-end shops and boutiques in Rittenhouse Row, but if you want to feast your eyes and all your senses in a less conspicuous park, you can head to Fitler Square, located near the Schuylkill River – what’s more, it has a bevy of seasonal events. For culture, Rittenhouse Square is also home to the Curtis Institute of Music, the Rosenbach Museum & Library, and the Philadelphia Art Alliance.

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Celebrities associated with Rittenhouse Square:

  • Will Smith – the Hollywood superstar and Philadelphia native has maintained strong ties to his hometown, often visiting Rittenhouse Square and nearby areas.
  • M. Night Shyamalan – once again, the acclaimed director of films like The Sixth Sense and Signs is known to frequent Philadelphia, where many of his films are based. Most of his films show various attractions and streets around Philadelphia as well.

Attractions in Rittenhouse Square:

Rittenhouse Square is an attraction in itself, and people have been known to people-watch from the park’s many benches. The park is managed by the non-profit organization referred to as The Friends of Rittenhouse Square, and the Square is riddled with all sorts of attractions and sights, including numerous restaurants and bars, cafes, bistros, shops, and everything in between. You could easily spend the entire day in the Square without getting bored – there’s always something to see and discover!

Philadelphia Art Alliance is a must-see art gallery near Rittenhouse Square, and it is on 18th street, only 7 minutes away from Rittenhouse Square. It features contemporary art from a wide variety of artists and personalities, and if you’re someone who loves art in all its forms, then the Philadelphia Art Alliance will make your heart happy.

The Rittenhouse Spa & Club if you’d like nothing more than to relax and unwind after a whirlwind day exploring Rittenhouse Square and what it has to offer, we’ve got just the solution: The Rittenhouse Spa & Club. Located in the heart of Rittenhouse Square within the confines of The Rittenhouse Hotel, the spa has all the usual treatments that are guaranteed to relax all your senses – but it also has a steam room, an outdoor deck, and the piece de resistance – an all-inclusive salt water pool.

Places to eat in Rittenhouse Square:

The Dandelion is Rittenhouse Square’s answer to all your food cravings! It features grub from London, and this gastro-pub is a must-visit when you come to the City of Brotherly Love. It’s also got tap craft beers as well as casks, and if you can, visit on a Sunday, as that’s the time the pub and bistro serves family-style roasts complete with all the classic British favorites. The Dandelion is open for lunch and dinner – but come for dinner to try the Billingsgate Crab Croquettes, the Bangers & Mash, and the Lamb Shepherd’s Pie.

 
 
 
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Vernick Food & Drink serves comfort food at its finest setting, and it is as inviting as they come. The executive chef, Chef Gregory Vernick, uses only regional ingredients that lend a touch of authenticity to his outstanding menu. The bistro also serves superbly crafted cocktails and a vast selection of beers and wines. Its small plates are to die for, especially the winter citrus salad, preserved lemon vinaigrette, and toasted pumpkin seed, but another must-try is the large plate – particularly the roasted venison loin, charred cabbage, mole rojo, and salted tomatillo – simply divine.

 
 
 
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As everyone can see, the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood is ideal for those who appreciate fine dining as well as exclusive social clubs, but it also offers a vibrant nightlife. You can have all this while being close to business and cultural hubs. Simply put, Rittenhouse Square is a place to see and be seen in the heart of Pennsylvania.

3. New Hope – a charming celebrity hideaway

Another charming and tranquil borough located along the Delaware River, New Hope is a picturesque town known for its artsy atmosphere, historic charm, and distinctive cultural scene. Its residents are a mixture of different ethnicities, although it is comprised mostly of the average white household. But one thing that sets it apart is that it has long been a favorite retreat for actors, musicians, and artists who want to escape the limelight. In fact, there are many impressionist artists who have made New Hope their home. The average household income in New Hope is also quite high when compared to the national average, and this makes it an affluent community with a laid-back atmosphere. It’s interesting to note that the primary industry of New Hope is tourism, and the town features an array of theaters and playhouses, including the Bucks County Playhouse.

Celebrities associated with New Hope:

  • Pink – the Grammy-winning singer owns property in Bucks County, near New Hope, where she enjoys a more laid-back lifestyle.
  • Bradley Cooper – the Oscar-nominated actor grew up in Jenkintown, not far from New Hope, and is often seen visiting the area.
  • James Michener – the world-famous author can often be seen around the surrounding neighborhood.

Attractions in New Hope:

Bucks County Playhouse is a veritable institution in New Hope, and it has earned a reputation as one of the top theaters on the East Coast. It has a bevy of shows and attractions scheduled throughout the year, and it’s a haven for musical shows and concerts as well. The theater and playhouse has a who’s who of theatrical artists on its roster, including Bea Arthur, Colleen Dewhurst, Jessica Tandy, Angela Lansbury, Leslie Nielsen, John Lithgow, and Robert Redford.

Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve if you have always loved plants and flowers, then Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve is worth a visit! It even has a schedule of events every month, and this month’s happenings include lectures and talks as well as Wild Gentle Yoga.

Places to eat in New Hope:

The Pour House at the New Hope Winery is a famous eatery frequented by residents and visitors alike. It serves well-known comfort dishes such as sandwiches, shared plates, and a variety of entrees – but also, its menu changes per week according to what’s in season. Aside from this, diners can order wines by the glass and partake of draft beer and seasonal cocktails. Some must-tries include Shrimp Fra Diavolo and Little Neck Clams. And before we forget – it features live entertainment every week!

 
 
 
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Buttonwood Grill lives true to the adage of a casual dining place where good food and great conversation reign supreme. It’s open for breakfast but also serves lunch and dinner, and its menu is extensive, featuring culinary delights such as the signature Buttonwood burger, pizza, craft beers, and even vegan and gluten-free options. Must-haves include the Pulled Chicken Quesadilla, the Inferno Buttonwood burger, and The Kennett Square pizza (with gorgonzola, wild mushrooms, and truffle oil).

 
 
 
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Everyone will agree that New Hope’s relaxed ambiance and artistic community make it an attractive location for celebrities who value a blend of privacy and culture.

4. Villanova – the prestigious suburb for sports stars

Villanova is another affluent Main Line suburb, and it is home to sprawling estates and elite residents, including professional athletes, business leaders, and entertainers. The place is perhaps most famous for its educational institution, Villanova University, and the campus is extensive. Villanova University is known for excelling in athletics, such as football (it is home to Villanova University Football), track, lacrosse, and field hockey. The town's proximity to top-rated schools, luxury shopping, and even high-end golf courses makes it a desirable address.

Celebrities associated with Villanova:

  • Ryan Howard – the former Philadelphia Phillies first baseman owned a multi-million-dollar estate in this neighborhood.
  • Colby Cohen – the popular ice hockey player, who was born in 1989, reportedly resides in the area.
  • Tina Fey – while she primarily resides in New York, the 30 Rock star has strong ties to Pennsylvania and is known to visit.
  • Other notable celebrities who hail from or have homes in the area include Kevin Brennan, Neal Brennan, and Will Smith.

Attractions in Villanova:

Stoneleigh: A Natural Garden is a natural garden in Villanova, and the grounds of the garden are quite beautiful, and it even comes with a home. The Garden is in 1829 County Line Road, and you will be able to take a stroll through it and be amazed at the variety of flora and fauna. Whether you are traveling as a couple or as a family, the Garden is wonderful to discover and explore, and you can even have a picnic at the Gardens’ pavilion. Best of all, the Garden offers free admission and parking.

King of Prussia Mall is a shopping haven featuring more than 450 boutiques and shops. Some of its most premium outlets include Macy’s, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s, and Neiman Marcus, but it has other luxury retailers as well. King of Prussia is noted for being one of the most iconic shopping malls in the country, and it also has three food courts and numerous casual and sit-down dining establishments.

Places to eat in Villanova:

The Refectory is renowned in the area and beyond for its innovative offerings and its classic comfort food. It’s a large, 150-seat establishment that offers a refined yet casual dining experience that’s second to none. It is open for brunch, lunch, and dinner, and its menu features culinary delectables that include wood-grilled flatbreads as well as sandwiches like Dry-Aged Cravers, three 2-ounce burger patties served with house slider buns. It also has a Happy Hour menu, a Little Fare Menu, and spirits and wine by the bottle.

 
 
 
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Campus Corner offers the best ‘quick bites’ in Villanova, and its no-fuss menu includes such greats as hand-tossed thin crust pizza (we recommend the Greek Style pizza), calzones and strombolis, Philly cheese steaks, wings and munchies, hoagies, pasta, burgers and hot dogs, and even weekly specials. It even has ice cream and milkshakes – our personal favorite is the Chocolate Éclair milkshake.

 
 
 
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If you are looking for a place where you can enjoy natural as well as man-made pursuits, look no further than Villanova. Villanova provides the perfect mix of exclusivity and accessibility, especially for celebrities, who simply want to enjoy a luxurious yet private lifestyle.

5. Wayne – where historic elegance meets modern luxury

Wayne is another elite community along the Main Line of Pennsylvania, and it offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern opulence. Even though it’s an unincorporated community, this town is home to executives, philanthropists, and public figures who appreciate its peaceful yet convenient location. Wayne’s business district is equipped with a post office, a hotel, a cinema, a library, and several restaurants, shops, and banks. Interestingly enough, there are many musicians who have chosen to make Wayne their base, perhaps because of its quiet, genteel surroundings where the small-town vibe is readily apparent.

Celebrities associated with Wayne:

  • Jon Bon Jovi – The legendary rock star has owned property in Pennsylvania, enjoying the quiet luxury that towns like Wayne offer.
  • Other notable celebrities include Robert Elmore (composer and organist), Abbi Jacobson (writer, comedian, and producer), Harold Wright (clarinetist), Eric Bazilian (musician), and Anna Moffo (opera singer).

Attractions in Wayne:

Chanticleer: imagine strolling through 30 acres of lush woods and meadows, complete with shrubs and a produce garden – that is exactly what Chanticleer offers. The area is along Church Road in Wayne, and travelers and residents alike have called the place similar to an enchanted garden. You can even explore Chanticleer House and the Terraces that lead to the Serpentine, the Ruin Garden, and the Elevated Walkway.

Lancaster County Farmers Market is a veritable feast for all the senses, as there are all kinds of wares for sale – from fresh produce to arts and crafts to ready-made meals, it’s got it all. It also has other goodies, such as baked goods, imported items, and pre-packed specialties from Asia, Italy, the Mediterranean, and Greece. It is located along West Lancaster Avenue in Wayne, and you can’t miss it. Notable shops include Clyde Weaver, famous for its cold cuts and cheese, and steaks from Heebner Meats. If you’re looking for lunch, the farmers market also serves hot meals and meals to go, and the place also has a café and restaurant called Angel’s Café.

Places to eat in Wayne:

White Dog Café is your quintessential restaurant for classic American fare, and it also specializes in seasonal food from fisheries, artisans, and farms in the area. A visit to the White Dog Café is also a visual treat, as the café brims with charming décor (mostly dog-themed!) that will instantly relax you as you walk through its doors. It is also committed to serving sustainable, hormone-free, organic, fair trade food. Its menu includes local artisan cheeses, Sandy Ridge Deviled Eggs, Curried Chicken Salad, and the Lancaster County Omelet.

 
 
 
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Christopher’s, A Neighborhood Place is your all-around casual eatery located along Wayne Avenue, and it serves late night bar specials along with brunch, lunch, and dinner menus. It’s open until 1am, and the menu is chic casual with favorites like different kinds of bread (our favorite is Andouille cornbread) and other dishes such as meatloaf, birria tacos, pastas, brick oven pizzas, and its specialty, mussels – you can choose to have it a’la Provencal, Christopher’s, or Creole.

Without a doubt, the town of Wayne's tree-lined streets, historic mansions, and proximity to Philadelphia make it a prime spot for both high-profile residents and ordinary citizens looking for an elegant escape.

6. Hershey – the sweet spot for fame

Hershey in Pennsylvania is known as the “The Sweetest Place on Earth,” and we all know why! Hershey is, of course, famous for its chocolate empire, but it has also been home to some well-known figures. The unincorporated community located in Derry Township is home to the world-famous Hershey Company, which was founded by Milton S. Hershey, and it is also the home of Hersheypark. The town has been dominated by the Hershey name for decades, and it is where you can find Hershey-themed attractions such as the Hershey Gardens and Zoo America and where you can also go on a special tour in Hershey’s Chocolate World.

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Celebrities associated with Hershey:

  • Christian Pulisic – the US soccer star who played for AC Milan was born in Hershey and often speaks about his hometown.
  • Milton S. Hershey – The founder of Hershey’s chocolate company remains a legendary figure in the town’s history, and he was not only known as the world’s greatest confectioner – he was also a philanthropist and supported numerous causes.
  • Other notable celebrities who live or lived in Hershey at some point include Garry Gilliam (former San Francisco 49ers player), H.B. Reese (the well-known inventor of the beloved Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups), and many other athletes, comedians, and stage actors.

Attractions in Hershey:

Hersheypark a list of attractions in Hershey wouldn’t be complete without Hersheypark, which is both a water and amusement park with all sorts of rides and attractions, water features, and entertainment facilities. The park is also the site of many gatherings and events, and it also houses ZooAmerica and various other experiences for the whole family.

Crossroads Antique Mall while the town of Hershey already has so much to offer, including the Hershey Gardens, the Hershey History Center, the Hershey Theatre, and the Hershey Story Museum, you can take a break from everything “Hershey” and go on a visit to Crossroads Antique Mall. The Mall is a veritable treasure trove of fantastic vintage finds, and it’s located along Cocoa Avenue. If you are an avid collector of Hershey’s memorabilia, this is the place for you. If not, you can still easily spend an afternoon browsing the shops, because there’s something for everyone.

Places to eat in Hershey:

The Chocolate Avenue Grill if you’re looking for an excellent meal in Hershey, look no further than The Chocolate Avenue Grill. It serves delectable dishes, and everything tastes spectacular, from the entrees to the desserts. It’s got a homey vibe and welcoming atmosphere - and this might be due to the fact that the Grill is locally owned and operated. The menu includes crowd favorites like tacos and wraps and Triple Prime Burgers, but it also has superb appetizers such as Coconut Curry Mussels. Go for the Chef’s Features that include Bistro Stroganoff and Cranberry Bourbon Pork Chops.

The Hershey Pantry another great dining establishment in Hershey that has been wowing the crowds for years is The Hershey Pantry, and it’s along Chocolate Avenue – you won’t miss it! It’s very popular with both residents and visitors alike, and it’s easy to understand why. The menu includes hits such as pancakes, French toast (try the Apple Pie Cheesecake French Toast), Breakfast Tacos, lunch sandwiches such as the Pantry Club, and omelets like The Big Al, with spicy chorizo, cheddar cheese, avocado, grilled onions, and cilantro.

 
 
 
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Hershey undoubtedly offers a mix of small-town charm and world-famous attractions, making it an attractive place for celebrities and even ordinary people who are looking for a close-knit community feel.

7. Fox Chapel – the Steel City’s elite enclave

Fox Chapel, a notable borough located in Allegheny County, is one of Pittsburgh’s most affluent suburbs, and it is home to business moguls, sports figures, and celebrities alike. With its tree-lined streets and vast, sprawling estates, the area has proven to be a sanctuary for some of the city’s wealthiest residents. Sights like the Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve make it particularly appealing if you want to get away from it all.

Celebrities associated with Fox Chapel:

  • Sidney Crosby – the Pittsburgh Penguins' hockey legend has lived in Fox Chapel, where he has enjoyed privacy away from the spotlight.
  • Jeff Goldblum – the Jurassic Park actor was born in Pittsburgh and has returned to visit over the years.
  • Some other notable residents are Rocky Bleier, the former professional player for the Pittsburgh Steelers; Bill Cowher, the former head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Beth Otrosky Stern, the wife of radio and TV personality Howard Stern.

Attractions in Fox Chapel:

Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve is a popular go-to place of locals if they want to spend time outdoors in a beautiful setting. It is located along Dorseyville Road, and it is home to a diverse range of local flora and fauna. It’s filled with walking trails, bridges, ponds, outlooks, and tree houses, and it offers an excellent opportunity to bond with your loved ones.

Bayernhof Museum is not in Fox Chapel, it’s in O’Hara Township, which is fine, because it’s only 7 minutes away. It’s a great escape for the family as well because it’s an intriguing museum with lots of history, and the musical instruments are a rare, absolutely beautiful find. This is said to be a hidden gem in Pittsburgh, and best of all, the tour is way within anyone’s budget.

Places to eat in Fox Chapel:

Mercurios is wholly family-owned and operated, and it serves Italian culinary masterpieces such as authentic antipasti, panini, pizze, and insalati. Its menu includes crowd favorites like Pizza del Re, with truffle spread and prosciutto, and Salame Calabrese, pizza with salami and basil. But it’s also famous for its gelato – and the flavors for Winter 2025 include Black Forest, Candy Cane, and Dulce de Leche.

 
 
 
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Taipei another restaurant in Fox Chapel is Taipei, and it has broken barriers with its Taiwanese and Asian flavors and specialty dishes like Imperial Beef, Peking Duck, and Hawaii Chicken. The restaurant also has vegetarian options, but the must-tries are the Szechuan Chicken, the Kung Pao Filet Mignon, and the dim sum and appetizers such as shrimp tempura and Crab Meat Rangoon.

For those who appreciate a mix of urban access and suburban tranquility, Fox Chapel is a perfect choice. It may be small, but its nearness to Pittsburgh is a big plus, and its very smallness means that anyone can escape from the big city and live a tranquil, quiet life in the suburbs.

Our final say on Pennsylvania’s celebrity neighborhoods

While Pennsylvania may not always be the first state that comes to mind for celebrity residences, its combination of luxury and privacy as well as its rich history make it a top choice for many famous individuals. From the upscale neighborhoods of the Main Line to the charming riverside retreats in Bucks County, the Keystone State truly offers a variety of exclusive enclaves for the rich and famous.

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Whether you're in it for urban sophistication, suburban luxury, or small-town charm, Pennsylvania has a celebrity neighborhood to suit every taste and preference. So come on down to the unbeatable charm of Pennsylvania’s many celebrity neighborhoods – and you might be lucky enough to come across a famous face or two.

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