Pipersville is a rural village in Bucks County where Route 413 ends at Route 611. It straddles two townships, Bedminster and Plumstead. The ZIP code is 18947. Farmhouses, barns, and wide fields still define much of the area.
Moving a rural property takes more planning than a typical house move. LiteMovers looks at the roads, the driveway, and every building on the land. Then we set a plan that fits the property.
Named for a Tavern Keeper
The village grew around a tavern at the junction of Durham Road and the Philadelphia-Easton Road. Joseph Bladen built it in 1759. George Piper, a colonel in the Continental Army, bought it in 1778, and the village later took his name.
A fire destroyed the first building in 1884, and it was rebuilt in the Victorian style. Today it is known as the Historic Piper Tavern. It still marks the main crossroads where many moving trucks pass.
Two Townships, Two School Districts
Pipersville’s split matters for families. The Bedminster side is in the Pennridge School District. The Plumstead side is in the Central Bucks School District.
Check your exact address before you buy or rent. It decides your schools, your township office, and your road crew. Plumstead’s township building is on Stump Road in Pipersville.
Farmhouses, Barns, and Outbuildings
Many farms around Pipersville sit under conservation easements that block subdivision. So the land stays open, and properties keep their barns and sheds. A move here often covers several buildings, not just one house.
| Building | What it usually holds | How we handle it |
|---|---|---|
| Farmhouse. | Furniture, antiques, and decades of family items. | Room-by-room packing with extra padding on narrow stairs. |
| Barn. | Tools, tack, old furniture, and stored keepsakes. | Sort first, then load what moves and clear the rest. |
| Workshop or shed. | Hand tools, benches, and garden gear. | Box small tools and wrap long-handled items in bundles. |
| Detached garage. | Extra freezers, bikes, and overflow storage. | Load last, after the house, to keep the drive clear. |
Like any household mover, we cannot haul fuel, propane, or chemicals. Plan to handle those items before move day. Our junk removal and donation crew can clear other unwanted items from barns and sheds.
Moving a Pipersville Farm or Rural Home?
Walk us through every building on your property. We will plan the crew, truck, and loading order around it.
Rural Roads and Big Truck Access
Route 611 and Route 413 handle trucks well. The back roads are another story. Bedminster alone has more than 100 miles of public roads, and many are narrow two-lane country routes.
Our truck access survey for rural homes
- ✓Road width and any low branches on the way in.
- ✓Bridges or tight bends near the property.
- ✓Driveway length, surface, and grade.
- ✓Room to turn around near the house.
- ✓A backup plan for shuttling loads in a smaller vehicle.
We check these points during the estimate. If a large truck cannot get close, we shuttle items from the house to the truck. That keeps lawns, fences, and soft ground from damage.
Common Moves Out of Pipersville
Some owners sell the family farm and downsize to a smaller home. Others move across Bucks County or to another state. Many need a cleanout first, so the property shows well.
- ✓Pre-listing cleanouts for barns, attics, and basements. See our pre-listing cleanout service.
- ✓Estate items handled with care when settling a family property. Read our estate items guide.
- ✓Storage in sealed wooden vaults near King of Prussia while you wait to close. Learn about packing and storage.
- ✓Interstate moves with USDOT 2173383 and MC-888055. Visit our long-distance page.
Ralph Stover State Park lists a Pipersville address, with Tohickon Creek running through it. Nearby rural villages include Carversville and Kintnersville. To the west, Perkasie shares the Pennridge School District with Bedminster.
LiteMovers is family-owned and has moved households since 2007. We serve every corner of Bucks County, including its most rural roads. Our PA PUC number is 8916211.
Get a Free Pipersville Estimate
Call (610) 755-5535 or toll-free 1-877-798-8989. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9 to 5.
Pipersville Rural Moving FAQs
Is Pipersville in Bedminster or Plumstead Township?
Pipersville is in both Bedminster Township and Plumstead Township. The village sits where Route 413 ends at Route 611. Your exact address decides your township, so check your deed or tax bill before you move.
What school district serves Pipersville?
It depends on which township your home is in. The Bedminster side of Pipersville is in the Pennridge School District. The Plumstead side is in the Central Bucks School District. Confirm with the district using your exact address.
Can a moving truck reach a farmhouse on a back road?
Usually yes, but LiteMovers checks first. We look at road width, bridges, driveway grade, and turnaround space during the estimate. If a large truck cannot get close, we shuttle items in a smaller vehicle.
Will LiteMovers move items out of a barn or shed?
Yes, LiteMovers packs and moves items from barns, sheds, workshops, and detached garages. We sort first, then load what you keep. Like any household mover, we cannot haul fuel, propane, or chemicals, so plan for those separately.
Can you clear out a farm property before it goes on the market?
Yes, our pre-listing cleanout service clears barns, attics, and basements. We donate usable items where possible and haul away the rest. A clear property photographs better and helps buyers picture their own plans.
What affects the cost of moving a rural Pipersville property?
The number of buildings, the amount of sorting, and truck access affect the cost most. Long driveways, shuttle needs, and distance also matter. LiteMovers reviews each of these during your free estimate.
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