Lehigh Valley mobile home park is sold. Find out where.

A manufactured home park in Upper Saucon Township was recently sold as part of a two-property deal.

Real estate company Northmarq announced Tuesday that Saucon Valley Crossing, which is along Route 309 just north of Center Valley, was sold along with Birch Knoll in Hazleton.

Anthony Pino and Ari Azarbarzin from Northmarq’s Baltimore office represented the seller of both sites, ME Management of State College. The buyer and the sale price were not disclosed.

“Saucon Valley Crossing and Birch Knoll are two high-quality manufactured housing communities that have provided much-needed affordable housing in the Eastern Pennsylvania region for decades,” Pino said. “ME Management has done an excellent job managing and improving the communities over more than a decade. We are confident that the new owners will build upon the legacy of the previous owners and serve as excellent stewards of the communities.”

Saucon Valley Crossing has 71 lots and was built in 1947. ME Management lists rents beginning at $480 per month, including utilities.

Northmarq said its location near Interstate 78 and the Lehigh Valley’s growing population made it an attractive property.

The same company helped broker the sale of Red Maple Acres in Lower Macungie Township and Mayo’s Mobile Home Park in Upper Macungie from Mayo Homes to ARX Communities in February. The two developments, which are about 1½ miles apart, have 277 lots over 64 acres.

Birch Knoll has 92 lots and was built in 1989. Besides its location near Interstates 80 and 81, Northmarq said there is about 25 million square feet of warehouse space on the drawing board in southern Luzerne County, which could bring about 5,000 jobs.