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Discover Swedeland: comfortable suburban living in Montgomery County
Tucked into Upper Merion Township, just outside King Of Prussia, Swedeland blends quiet residential blocks with a longstanding industrial backbone. The vibe here is practical, with quick commutes, everyday conveniences and easy access to nearby parks. Homebuyers come for the mix of housing options and for better value than pricier Main Line neighbors. It’s a small community with a suburban feel and an easy jump to jobs across Greater Philadelphia.
Find your fit in Swedeland: variety and value outside King of Prussia
Homebuyers will find a wide mix of housing styles in Swedeland. Some of the community’s oldest homes include early 20th-century shotgun houses, twin homes and rowhomes originally built for workers. You’ll also come across a few single-family homes and townhome communities built from the late 1900s through the early 2000s.
Swedeland’s median sale price sits in the lower $400,000s, making it a more affordable option than King of Prussia and far more budget-friendly than Main Line suburbs like Wayne and Villanova. Detached single-family homes typically range from the high $300,000s to the mid $400,000s. Twins and rowhomes usually run from the high $200,000s to the low $300,000s, while townhomes tend to land in the low $400,000s to low $500,000s. With its central Montgomery County location and lower prices than those in surrounding suburbs, Swedeland has a competitive market where homes often sell in under a month, and inventory is limited.
Top-rated Upper Merion public schools and nearby private schools
Swedeland is part of the top-rated Upper Merion Area School District. Students might attend Bridgeport Elementary School before heading to the top-rated Upper Merion Area Middle School and Upper Merion Area High School. If you’re looking for private education, Archbishop John Carroll High School is another top-rated option in the area.
Near major employers, with quick commutes across Greater Philadelphia
This is a commuter-friendly spot for anyone heading to King of Prussia or Philadelphia. Highlights include:
Hughes Park Station gets you to Norristown in under 10 minutes on the M.
Conshohocken Station is about a 35-minute ride from Center City.
The PA Turnpike, I-76 and I-476 make travel across the Philly area easy.
A 16-mile drive into the city via I-76, but it can take over an hour with traffic.
SEPTA bus stops are found on Swedeland’s residential and industrial streets.
While access to King of Prussia’s booming job market and business parks is a major perk, Swedeland’s industrial roots are still front and center. The community is home to major employers like GlaxoSmithKline, along with manufacturing, office and industrial spaces in Renaissance Park, plus warehouse sites along the Schuylkill River.
Outdoor and indoor fun close to Valley Forge National Historical Park
You can spend an afternoon at Swedeland Park, where a tree-lined walking path, picnic pavilion, basketball courts and two playgrounds give everyone something to enjoy. Steelyard Sports offers indoor and outdoor fields, and the Upper Merion Dance & Gymnastics Center adds another indoor spot for kids to stay active.
A stretch of woods separates Swedeland’s industrial area from the private Gulph Mills Golf Club, which features an 18-hole course, paddle courts and trapshooting. If you’re up for a bigger adventure, Valley Forge National Historical Park is just a few miles away and has miles of trails and Revolutionary War landmarks along the Schuylkill River. Next door is the Valley Forge Casino Resort.
Where to eat and shop around the Swedeland and King of Prussia area
Swedeland is a residential and industrial community, but you’ll still find a few local spots to grab a bite between the warehouses and neighborhood streets. Gregori Pizzeria is a convenient takeout stop for families, and Conshohocken Brewing Company pours fresh beer in its taproom right by the production facility. King of Prussia is your go-to retail destination, offering everything from big-name shopping to everyday essentials at:
King of Prussia Mall, featuring department stores, luxury brands and restaurants
King of Prussia Town Center, with Wegmans and upscale dining at Fogo de Chão
Valley Forge Center, an easy place to run errands at Trader Joe’s and Target
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Swedeland Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Swedeland, Upper Merion sell after 13 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Swedeland, Upper Merion over the last 12 months is $416,630, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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