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Home
Towne
Square,
Ephrata
PA
Home
Towne
Square,
in
northern
Lancaster
County,
is
uniquely
suited
for
adults
55 and
above
who
enjoy
life and
being
active,
and want
to stay
involved.
Home
Towne
Square's
intentional
design
and
attractive
Arts-
and
Crafts-style
homes
allows
homeowners
to
rediscover
classic
neighborhood
living,
but with
the
added
amenities
of a
private
clubhouse
and
pool,
abundant
outdoor
'rooms'
and
trails,
and a
location
that's a
delightful
blend of
lifestyles.
Just
west of
the
borough
of
Ephrata,
Home
Towne
Square
enjoys a
window
on much
that
gives
character
and
appeal
to this
region.
But the
rural
and
agricultural
lifestyle
isn't
the only
side to
Lancaster
County.
A
vibrant
arts
community
also
shares
the
spotlight,
with
theater,
dance,
music,
fine
arts and
crafts,
plus
sophisticated
boutiques
and
specialty
shops,
abundant
fine
dining
and
evening
entertainment,
and
historic
urban
architecture
reminiscent
of
Boston.
In
addition,
Home
Towne
Square's
location
is a
traveler's
dream.
Interstate
highways
serve
the
area,
providing
easy
access
to
mid-Atlantic
and
northeast
metro
centers.
International
and
regional
airports
are
nearby,
as are
rail and
bus
services.
From
Philadelphia
and
east
via
I-76:
Travel
west
to
Exit
286
(Reading/Lancaster
and
US222).
After
leaving
the
toll
plaza,
continue
straight
then
turn
left
onto
222S.
In 5
miles,
take
the
Ephrata
exit
and
turn
right
onto
322W/E.
Main
St.
Continue
for
4
miles
through
Ephrata
and
the
village
of
Lincoln.
At
the
Hackman
Rd
traffic
light,
turn
right.
The
entrance
is
1/2
mile
on
the
left.
From
New
York
/
New
Jersey:
I-95S
to
I-78W
for
87
miles.
Take
Exit
49A/Trexlertown.
Bear
right
to
merge
onto
PA100S
for
2
miles.
Turn
right
and
continue
on
100S
/
222S
for
20
miles.
Take
entrance
ramp
on
right
to
continue
on
222S
toward
Lancaster/Reading.
In 8
miles,
enter
222S/422W.
Continue
on
222S
for
17
miles
to
the
Ephrata
exit.
Turn
right
onto
322W
(E.
Main)
and
continue
4
miles.
At
the
Hackman
Rd
traffic
light,
turn
right.
The
entrance
is
1/2
mile
on
the
left.
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