About
The town of Philadelphia—New York, not Pennsylvania—is a small riverside community that has historical roots in the timber industry. The area is largely rural with farms dotting the landscape. Fun fact—Philadelphia brand cream cheese is named after this town, not the large city to the south, due to the quality of the cream cheese produced in the area.
Families choose to settle in the area due to the proximity of several well-regarded schools, namely Indian River Intermediate School, Indian River Middle School, and Indian River High School. The affordable housing is also appealing for military families and Philadelphia has an array of properties to support a variety of income levels.
Neighbors
The area is largely rural and you can expect to find many farmers living and working in the area.
Neighborhood Feel
Houses vary in Indian River, with farmhouses dating to the 1800s sprinkled around town and newer styles built in between. Colonials and ranches are common with some townhomes and apartments available.
