Neighborhood

Welcome to Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania

Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, is a town that beautifully blends its rich history with a peaceful, contemporary lifestyle. Known as the heart of "Wyeth Country," it is a community that values its artistic heritage, natural beauty, and a simple, yet sophisticated way of life.

3 miles

from Chadds Ford

6 miles

to West Chester Town Center

14 miles

to Wilmington, DE

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Rich History

Chadds Ford played a significant role in the American Revolution, serving as the site of the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777. The area's history is also deeply tied to the Brandywine School of art, founded by illustrator Howard Pyle, which attracted famous artists like N.C. Wyeth, whose family legacy continues to inspire the area. Today, this history is preserved through landmarks like the Brandywine Battlefield Park, the Brandywine River Museum of Art, and the Chadds Ford Historical Society.

Learn More From the Historical Society

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Lifestyle & Community

Life in Chadds Ford is marked by a commitment to community and the preservation of open spaces. The area offers a tranquil, rural feel with spacious homes on large lots, providing privacy and a close-to-nature atmosphere. Residents are known for their involvement in local events, from historic reenactments to community festivals. The lifestyle is one of understated elegance, with a focus on enjoying the arts, outdoor activities on trails like the Harvey Run Trail, and high-quality local dining. It offers a peaceful escape while still providing easy access to the urban amenities of nearby Philadelphia.