Langhorne, PA 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Climate & Geography

Langhorne has a humid continental climate. The average annual high temperature is in the mid 60s and the average annual low temperature is in the high 40s. The average annual precipitation is roughly 40 inches of rainfall.

Recreation, Culture & Entertainment

Active adults frequently take a stroll and bike ride through Core Creek Park and Langhorne Heritage Farm. Shopping ranges from farmers markets to fashion malls, other indoor activities include visiting restaurants, spas and brewing companies. The larger city of Philadelphia is near enough for residents to take day trips and explore a wider variety of activities.

Cost of Living & Taxes

The median home cost is below the national median. Pennsylvania is very tax-friendly towards retirees. Social Security benefits are not taxed. Pennsylvania public and private pensions that are eligible are also not taxed. Retirement income is not taxed after the age of 59 and a half. Homeowners and renters 65 or older are eligible for rebates of paid property tax or rent.

Health Care

There are three highly ranked medical centers and hospitals located within five miles of Langhorne. St. Mary Medical Center-Langhorne is regionally ranked and ranked high performing four adult procedures/conditions. Rothman Specialty Hospital is ranked high performing in hip replacement and knee replacement. Jefferson Health-Jefferson Torresdale Hospital is regionally ranked and ranked high performing in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart failure, and knee replacement.