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All Bank of America financial centers across the country will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026, in observance of Labor Day. Normal branch operations will resume on Tuesday, September 8. Clients can continue to manage their accounts 24/7 through the Bank of America Mobile Banking app, online banking, or by using local ATMs for cash withdrawals and deposits.
Bank of America is directly at 200 Town Center, in the west section of New Britain (near to New Britain Station). This location is a wonderful addition to the local businesses of Colmar, Warrington, Danboro, Fountainville, Doylestown, Line Lexington, Chalfont and Hilltown. 12:00 am until 11:59 pm are its location hours today (Saturday). Refer to this page for the specifics on Bank of America New Britain, PA, including the operating times, address description, contact number and additional information.
Bank of America occupies an ideal location near the intersection of South Sand Road and West Butler Avenue, in New Britain, Pennsylvania.
Just a 1 minute drive time from Lenape Drive, Pueblo Road, Sioux Road or Ute Road; a 3 minute drive from Bristol Road, East Butler Avenue and West Butler Avenue (US-202-Business); or a 11 minute drive from South Limekiln Pike (Pa-152) and North Main Street (Pa-152). Users of route finder devices can enter the address 200 Town Center, New Britain, PA 18901 when traveling to this location.
The train is regularly traveling to New Britain Station (3090 ft), Chalfont Station (1.30 mi) and Delaware Valley University Station (1.60 mi away). The simplest way to travel here is by the line: Lansdale/Doylestown.
This location is a short walk from Wilma Quinlan Nature Preserve, Pine Run Elementary School, Fusion Gym, New Britain Baptist Cemetary and Covered Bridge Park.
There is currently 1 Bank of America location open in New Britain, Pennsylvania.
At this page you can access the entire list of all Bank of America branches near New Britain.