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Village Green-Green Ridge

Village Green-Green Ridge

Suburban living and a close-knit feel in Village Green-Green Ridge

The Village Green-Green Ridge community is home to peaceful suburban streets with easy access to shopping centers, parks and public transportation. Around 25 miles from downtown Philadelphia, the community lies in the heart of Aston Township providing walkable streets away from the active city center. “It’s a very tight knit community where neighbors know one another,” says Anna Lee, a Village Green-Green Ridge resident and associate broker with Long & Foster Real Estate. “I was drawn here because of the community’s strong roots. Once people move here, they tend to stick around, so you end up getting to know everyone. I own a home here, as do my daughter and granddaughter.”

Manicured sidewalks make neighborhoods walkable in the heart of Aston Township.
Manicured sidewalks make neighborhoods walkable in the heart of Aston Township.
Homes in Green Ridge are situated on lots between 5,000 square feet and a quarter acre.
Homes in Green Ridge are situated on lots between 5,000 square feet and a quarter acre.
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Tidy front lawns and a mix of 20th-century architecture

Charming Colonial Revivals, split levels and ranch-style homes line the streets of Village Green-Green Ridge, most of which were built between the 1940s and 1980s. Tidy front lawns are dotted with mature oak and maple trees, and fenced-in back yards and paved driveways are common throughout the area. Most houses sit close together on lots ranging from 5,000 square feet to a quarter acre. Manufactured homes, townhouses and condos range from $40,000 to $360,000, while single-family homes can go for $160,000 to $650,000.

Colonial Revival homes commonly found across Village Green–Green Ridge.
Colonial Revival homes commonly found across Village Green–Green Ridge.
Well‑kept lawns and tree‑lined sidewalks throughout the community.
Well‑kept lawns and tree‑lined sidewalks throughout the community.
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Career and technical education at Sun Valley High School

Most local students attend Pennell Elementary School or Aston Elementary School, both of which earn B grades from Niche. Also with a B rating, Northley Middle School has over a dozen extracurricular offerings, including skate club, wrestling and jazz band. Sun Valley High School receives a B-minus and offers half-day career and technical education courses at the nearby tech center, including electrical construction technology, early childhood education and advertising design and commercial art. Students can also take either asynchronous or in-person dual enrollment classes through West Chester University. The Aston Public Library hosts an array of community programs, including a monthly book discussion group, craft workshops and exercise classes.

Aston Elementary School has an overall Niche score of B for young learners.
Aston Elementary School has an overall Niche score of B for young learners.
Northley Middle School earns a B overall score from Niche.
Northley Middle School earns a B overall score from Niche.
Sun Valley High School is an above average school, with a Niche score of B-.
Sun Valley High School is an above average school, with a Niche score of B-.
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Suburban amenities and local haunts on Concord and Pennell

Concord and Pennell Roads serve as the main commercial corridors in town, with businesses ranging from well-known franchises to mom-and-pop restaurants. “Barnaby’s Restaurant and Pub is known for its Wednesday wing specials,” says Lee. The restaurant serves a wide array of pub fare from burgers to cheesesteak egg rolls. Taste Budz Cafe is the go-to spot for coffee and breakfast, while Cocco’s Pizzeria & Pub offers specialty pies, sub sandwiches and draft beer. For groceries, shoppers can swing by GIANT or Walmart.

Zac’s Hamburgers provides casual, family‑friendly dining near the neighborhood.
Zac’s Hamburgers provides casual, family‑friendly dining near the neighborhood.
A Gaint supermarket provides grocery options for area residents.
A Gaint supermarket provides grocery options for area residents.
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Parks within walking distance and a paved walking trail

The area is dotted with small parks and recreation areas. “You can find a park in every neighborhood of Aston Township,” says Lee. “So every resident is within a short walk of the nearest park.” The Aston Township Community Center has an indoor gymnasium, meeting rooms, a playground and baseball diamonds. “People like that we have so many local sports leagues for kids, from tee ball to cheerleading,” Lee says. Vinsmith Park has basketball courts, picnic tables, a baseball field and a playground, with a popular sledding hill in the winter months. Once an old rail line, the paved Chester Creek Trail runs for around 3 miles alongside its namesake creek and can be accessed from Knowlton Road.

The Aston Township Community Center includes an indoor gym and flexible multipurpose rooms.
The Aston Township Community Center includes an indoor gym and flexible multipurpose rooms.
Vinsmith Park is a local option for an afternoon of outdoor fun.
Vinsmith Park is a local option for an afternoon of outdoor fun.
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Annual events, from holiday celebrations to supporting local business

Aston Township hosts an array of annual community events, from a holiday lights show to a summer concert series. “Our annual Community Day festival is the most anticipated event every year,” says Lee. “It’s all about promoting local businesses. Shop owners will have booths and giveaways, and local restaurants will sell food.” The event is complete with a parade and live music at the community center.

Access to I-95 and public transit

Interstate 95 can take drivers around 25 miles northeast to downtown Philadelphia or roughly 15 miles to Philadelphia International Airport. The community is served by the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, with nearby bus stops along Concord, Pennell and Dutton Mill roads.

SEPTA bus routes serving Concord, Pennell and Dutton Mill roads.
SEPTA bus routes serving Concord, Pennell and Dutton Mill roads.
Interstate 95 is nearby offering direct access to downtown Philadelphia.
Interstate 95 is nearby offering direct access to downtown Philadelphia.
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Demographics

Total Population
8,100
Median Age
43
Population under 18
21.6%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
22.3%
On par with the national average
19.1%

Finances

Median Household Income
$91,833
Above the national average
$79,597
Average Household Income
$117,490

Education and Workforce

High School Graduates
95.7%
Above the national average
89%
College Graduates
30.5%
Advanced Degrees
11.4%
% Population in Labor Force
71.4%
Above the national average
64.9%

Area Factors

Somewhat bikeable

Bikeability®

30 / 100

Fairly walkable

Walkability®

50 / 100

Limited public transit

Transit®

30 / 100
Source: Local Logic
Sources: Local Logic

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