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Rolling hills and residences in Abington Township
Abington Township is a leafy Philadelphia suburb with homes among gently rolling hills. Carol Mallen, a Realtor with RE/MAX Services, has lived in Abington for about 30 years and credits the community for keeping her there. She says, "People here get to know each other. It's a community where you can get involved, and we have many neighborhood activities." The township's walkable, tree-lined subdivisions contain several home styles. The highly rated Abington School District serves local families, and the area has a strong foundation in higher education. The township also features cultural attractions and a variety of shopping options.
Quiet streets and large yards give residents of Abington Township peace and comfort in their homes.
Abington Township has rows of homes, some with detached garages.
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Housing spans centuries, from Tudors to New Traditional builds
Abington Township residences feature paved driveways, landscaped yards and front porches. There are several housing options from the last century, including colonial-inspired and Tudor-influenced dwellings. Homes from the second half of the 20th century are typically Cape Cods, split-levels or ranch-style residences. Buyers can find New Traditional styles from the 2000s sprinkled throughout the area, or inside developments like the 55-plus Walnut Hill subdivision. Abington Township has a median single-family sale price of around $410,000. However, pricing ranges from approximately $250,000 to $1.6 million for move-in-ready houses. Twin homes are in subdivisions like Brentwood Manor; attached units typically cost between $200,000 and just under $600,000.
This lovely Victorian-style home is located in Abington Township.
Stone colonial homes throughout Abington Township are adorned with colorful landscaping.
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The Abington School District and higher education
Some metro area residents relocate to the community for the Abington School District, which has an A-minus rating on Niche. The district offers multiple elementary options, including Copper Beech Elementary and Highland Elementary, which receive B-plus and A-minus ratings, respectively. Abington Middle has a B, and Abington Senior High earns an A-minus. The high school offers multiple pathways for post-graduation, including programs for business, computer science and information technology.
Pennsylvania State University's Abington campus provides multiple undergraduate programs. Bryn Athyn College stands across from the historic Bryn Athyn Cathedral, about 5 miles away. Down Fox Chase Road is Manor College, another faith-based institution.
Highland Elementary in Abington Township earns an A-minus on Niche.
Abington Middle School serves Abington Township students from sixth to eighth grade.
Students of Abington Township get top-notch academic attention at Abington Senior High School.
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Festivals and cultural offerings inside the township
The township includes several shopping plazas with national retailers and supermarkets. A GIANT supermarket sits inside the Huntingdon Shopping Center. Near Old York Road stands a Trader Joe's and an ACME Market. Abington also has multiple dining options. The Drake Tavern is a local favorite for its microbrews and outdoor seating. White Elephant has Thai cuisine and a bring-your-own-bottle policy.
The area is also home to cultural attractions, like the immersive and colorful installations at Otherworld Philadelphia. Abington Art Center is a public gallery that provides free programs to the community. "We offer a gathering place where people can access the arts. We have a studio school that gives arts classes to children aged four and up, and to adults of any age. We have four rotating art galleries that show work from local and regional artists," says Rosalie Guzofsky, the Executive Director of the Abington Art Center.
The Drake Tavern in Jenkintown is a local favorite near Abington Township.
The Abington Art Center provides free programs and exhibits to the Township's residents.
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Outdoor fun from hiking trails to tennis and pickleball
Lorimer Park contains multiple trails throughout woodlands, meadows and a gurgling fishing creek. The pathway along Pennypack Creek leads to the Pennypack Trail and a larger nature preserve. Alverthorpe Park is restricted to Abington Township residents. The green space has basketball courts, and locals pay a fee to use the pickleball and tennis courts. The township has a Fourth of July parade that ends at the park. Huntingdon Valley Country Club and Philmont Country Club are less than 5 miles from the neighborhood.
Abington Township nature lovers can immerse themselves at Roslyn Park.
Abington Township residents can practice their tennis swings at Alverthorpe Park.
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Festivals, concerts and craft fairs bring neighbors together
The township holds several annual public events, with the Roslyn Fall Festival and Car Show being a top draw. The event, a local tradition for over 20 years, includes regional vendors, family-friendly activities and vintage cars. The local art center is also a hot spot for community gatherings. "There is a free summer concert series that's open to the public. We host two craft fairs a year that feature artist-entrepreneurs. Each of our events have food trucks [as well as] adult and non-adult beverage vendors," Guzofsky says.
SEPTA and nearby thoroughfares offer access to Philly
Locals can hop on SEPTA public transit at the Meadowbrook or Noble stations. The community also has bus routes along busy roadways such as Huntingdon Pike, Fox Chase Road and Cedar Road. Interstate 95 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike are 6 miles away. Commuters drive around 15 miles to reach Center City, but will likely encounter traffic.
The bus around Abington Township runs all week long.
Abington Township residents can utilize SEPTA public transport.
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On average, homes in Abington Township, PA sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Abington Township, PA over the last 12 months is $410,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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