c.1950 Pennsylvania Camp For Sale on 1 Beautiful Rural Acre Under $28K
$27,500
You want beautiful countryside? Then take a gander at this Pennsylvania camp for sale on one acre with bucolic views.
Realtor Comments
This vintage 1950’s dry camp is located on peaceful 1 acre corner lot in Leeper, PA. The acre is 209′ squared, mostly flat with a pond view and a privy conveniently located nearby. The 1950’s stove and fridge are still in working condition. There’s a new 200-gallon rainwater collection barrel, electric, gas and internet are all available. The local area offers hunting, fishing, ATV trails, Rails to Trails bike path, local shopping and eateries. Cooks Forest is only 6.9 miles from this property! This property is being sold AS IS by a motivated seller and is accepting CASH only offers.
- 1bed
- Circa 1950
943 Walley Run Dr, Leeper, PA 16233 $27,500
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Jessica Tefft
Pros
1. Very Affordable Cost of Living
It’s around 25% cheaper than the U.S. average and 21% below Pennsylvania overall—housing, groceries, utilities, and healthcare are all budget-friendly
2. Homeownership & Strong Housing Market
Median home prices range between $103K–$118K—less than half the national average. Nearly every resident owns their home (100% owner-occupied) .
3. Solid Job Income
Despite a small population, households tend to have strong incomes—median household income is over $110K
4. Rural Tranquility & Outdoor Appeal
With only ~136–173 residents, Leeper offers a peaceful, rural lifestyle. Its low-density setting is ideal for those who value quiet and natural surroundings
5. Low Unemployment & Good Employment Score
Niche gives the job category a “B” for employment opportunities—likely due to nearby towns and low local unemployment
❌ Cons
1. Very Small, Aging Population
With fewer than 200 residents and a median age of ~54–72, the community is tiny and lacks demographic diversity .
2. Limited Amenities & Services
Almost no local businesses, public transit, sidewalks, grocery stores, or entertainment—residents must drive elsewhere for most necessities
3. Mixed Education Quality
Local schools are rated only C or C+, indicating average performance at best
4. Crime: Conflicting Data
Sources vary: AreaVibes says crime is below average, but CrimeGrade assigns a D+ overall (with 1 in 46 chance of becoming a victim)
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Violent crime: 12% below U.S. average
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Property crime: Slightly above average
5. Risk of Decline & Limited Growth
Population appears to be stagnating or shrinking, reflecting economic and demographic challenges common in former lumber-centric towns
