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Many of Philadelphia’s movers and shakers make this area their home, thanks to its close proximity to the city and its desirable real estate market. It’s not only a great place to raise children — the schools are truly unmatched — but local and community groups make this region among the safest in the area.

Abington Township Comprised of nearly 56,500 residents within the communities of Willow Grove, Roslyn, Glenside, Rydal, McKinley, North Hills, Abington, Crestmont, and Meadowbrook, Abington Township has placed itself among the most desirable places to live in this region. Abington’s hailed as one of the county’s oldest communities, with a heritage that dates back to before 1700.

An excellent public school system through the Abington School District and abounding recreational opportunities provided through the Department of Parks and Recreation aid in the area’s high standard of living. A diverse mix of homes can be found here, with prices that are ideal for any pocketbook.

Bryn Athyn Stretching over 2.1 square miles, Bryn Athyn, translated into “hill of cohesion,” was incorporated as a borough in February of 1916. With over 1,350 residents, Bryn Athyn is located a mere 15 miles north of center-city Philadelphia and is within walking distance of great shopping, dining and entertainment. The community’s cultural avenues are excellent, with the Bryn Athyn Community Theatre and the Bryn Athyn Orchestra providing exceptional performances throughout the year.

Cheltenham Township Founded by 15 Quakers in the late 1600s and with beginnings as a farm town, Cheltenham has transformed into a wonderful residential community located along Philadelphia’s northwest border. Cheltenham includes Glenside, Wyncote, Elkins Park, Melrose Park, Lamott, Laverock, and Cheltenham Village. Nearly 500 acres of parkland, excellent schools and libraries, more than 30 religious institutions, cultural opportunities through the Cheltenham Art Center and a number of community events year-round are just a few reasons as to why this is such a great place to live or do business. Residents can find distinct, safe neighborhoods and affordable, spacious apartment complexes here as well. The area is characterized by its Victorian-era homes, including Furness architecture popular in the Philadelphia area.

Jenkintown Jenkintown maintains a mostly residential area with a commercial district at its center. The community is situated along the Route 611 corridor and boasts a populace of around 4,500. Top-rate educational offerings, recreation, shopping and dining can all be found here. The majority of the area’s residential development remains to the west of York Road, featuring everything from single family homes, duplexes and row homes to multi-family apartments.

Lower Moreland Township More than 11,200 people call Lower Moreland Township home. Spanning nearly seven square miles, the township encompasses the communities of Bethayres, Huntingdon Valley and Philmont. This attractive area enjoys outstanding public schooling, abundant shopping, three friendly parks and a truly rich heritage. Quality housing is abundant, with about 90 percent of the area’s housing comprised of single-family dwellings.

Upper Moreland Township Characterized by primarily residential areas, Upper Moreland is also equipped with a burgeoning business, industrial and commercial sector. More than 25,000 call Upper Moreland home, taking pleasure in the area’s ideal locale near a number of major highways and its appealing suburban lifestyle just outside of Philadelphia.

Rockledge A close-knit community of around 2,600, Rockledge residents enjoy a great location in the southeastern section of the county. Nearly 70 percent of the community’s land use is utilized for residential living, with a wide range of styles available.

Springfield A beautiful suburban community, Springfield residents are attracted to the area’s more than 117 acres of recreational sites, its wide range of municipal services and its proximity to major employment centers — among other features.

With over 20,000 people residing here, the majority of Springfield is composed of single-family detached homes that were constructed between the 1940s and 1960s.

Upper Dublin Township Dating back to 1684, the township was officially established in September of 1784. Several communities, including Abington, Ardsley, Dresher, Fort Washington, Jarrettown, Maple Glen, North Hills, Oreland and Willow Grove, make up Upper Dublin Township, which encompasses nearly 26,000 residents. Excellent schools, a prosperous economy, areas for leisure and easily accessible transportation options are just a few features of this area.