Fairless Hills, PA

162 Apartments for Rent

The prefabricated home gave birth to Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania. Back in 1951, the Danherst Corporation began constructing prefab homes where the community stands today. Since U.S. Steel provided money for the project, the area was named after Benjamin Fairless, the president of the company back then.

There are about 8466 calling this suburban community home. The community spans just 1.9 square miles at the lower end of Bucks County. It's bordered by Levittown, Hulmeville and Feasterville, none of which are considered big cities. If you crave city attractions while you're living in Fairless Hill, Philadelphia is just 26 miles away.

Moving to Fairless Hills

Relocating to Fairless Hills is much like relocating to any other part of the country. First, you have to find a rental property you like, and then you have to convince the landlord you're a good match for it. You'll find everything from studios to fully furnished apartments in Fairless Hills. Narrow your choices down to the three you like the most, and then start applying. Expect landlords to ask for proof of income and references. They'll typically check your credit and require a deposit. If you're moving with pets, you may have to pay a pet deposit as well.

Neighborhoods in Fairless Hills

Though Fairless Hills is really just a big neighborhood itself, it does have some subsections you may think of as neighborhoods. Though they're not very distinct, you may find comparing them useful for narrowing down relocation choices based on factors like rental prices and amenities in the area. Here are a few Fairless Hills neighborhoods to consider:

Upper Emilie: This neighborhood offers a selection of medium- to large-size rental homes and apartments for rent. It has a Walk Score of 51, so you can get around to some places on foot, including Oxford Valley Park and Pizza Hut.

Vermilion Hill: Vermilion Hill is a pricier place to live. You'll find larger homes and apartment complexes here, as well as some high-rises. The area's Walk Score is 38, so you will need a car to get to most destinations, such as Magnolia Park and Mizu Restaurant.

Town Center: This is one of the most expensive places to live in town. The area is an option if you prefer single-family houses, townhomes, or even mobile homes for rent. With its Walk Score of 51, it's not the most pedestrian-friendly place in the world, but you can get around to some places on foot. There's a Starbucks and a Pizza Hut in the area, as well as Red Raven Bar for those days when you want a beer or two.

Nearby Apartment Complexes

Some of the top apartment complexes in the area include Twin Terrace Apartments, which offers one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent, and Racquet Club Apartments and Townhomes, which offers a selection of one-, two, and three-bedroom apartments and townhouses. Bellevue Court Apartments is another option if you want a studio apartment or a one or two bedroom.

Living in Fairless Hills

There's plenty to do in Fairless Hills and the surrounding area, especially if you have a car for getting around. There is some public transportation, mostly in the form of a single bus line, but it doesn't go everywhere residents like to travel, and the waits can be long. Check out the Wings to Go restaurant or Cosmos Restaurant and Bar. Residents also frequent places like the Middletown Country Club and UA Oxford Valley Stadium 14 for movies. However, you won't have to guess about what to do next when you choose this community as your new home. Fairless Hills has its own Facebook page to keep residents informed.