$500,188Average Value$203Average Price per Sq Ft17Homes For Sale
An established community with historic housing
Wyncote is a quiet, woodsy neighborhood of the Cheltenham Township, home to a small population of just over 3,000. Locals are drawn to the community’s proximal location and landscaped parks but mostly to its antiquated homes. “Wyncote has a beautiful, old charm to it,” says Realtor Joanna Bellinger of Long & Foster Real Estate. Bellinger has sold homes across the region for over two decades. “It’s what people love about this area.”
Live peacefully surrounded by trees in the quiet neighborhood of Wyncote.
Enjoy living in the tight knit community of Wyncote.
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Antiquated Victorians and colonials
Most homes in Wyncote were built in the late 19th to early 20th century. Buyers will find impressive masonry work through the town’s grand Victorians and colonial-style estates, along with old English Tudor homes. Many feature over 6,000 square feet of living space and are located on woodsy, half-acre lots. Buyers can expect to pay anywhere from $700,000 to $1 million for one of these large, historic homes. However, smaller historic homes cost between $400,000 to $600,000. Wyncote has several split-level homes from the mid-to-late 1900s that cost about $350,000 to $450,000. Several streets in Wyncote have sidewalks shaded by towering deciduous trees that also shade the community in orange, red and yellow hues in the fall.
Wyncote offers amazing homes on large wooded lots.
This Tudor inspired stone home sits on a corner lot in Wyncote.
You'll find Brick Colonials, and Tudor inspired homes in Wyndmoor.
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Students attend top-rated schools in the Cheltenham School District
Kids growing up in the area attend schools within the top-rated Cheltenham School District, which earned an overall A-minus on Niche. Students kickstart their education at Wyncote Elementary School, which scored an A-minus on Niche and has a student-to-teacher ratio of 13-to-1. Students advance to Cedarbrook Middle School, earning a B-plus on Niche. The middle school building opened in 2018 with state-of-the-art classrooms where students can take STEM courses. In fact, 10 students placed first at the 2023 PA Junior Academy of Science Competition. Students advance to the highly-rated Cheltenham High School. Niche gave the school an overall A-minus and ranked it in the top 50 best high schools for college preparation.
The Newly Constructed Cedarbrook Middle School in Wyncote, opened in 2018 with state-of-the-art classrooms.
Excelling in college readiness measures, Wyncote is home to the top-rated Cheltenham High School
Wyncote Elementary School, located at 333 Rices Mill Road, reopened in 2015 with its newly constructed building.
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Locals spend time at the Arboretum or play sports at Thomas Williams
Wyncote offers residents access to several outdoor respites. Curtis Arboretum features 45 acres of land, more than 50 varieties of trees and a historic estate built in the late 1800s. The arboretum is frequently used for weddings and other special events, but locals also visit to explore the rolling hills, view the turtle-filled ponds or let their dogs loose at the fenced-in dog park. Locals spend additional time outdoors at Robinson Park by relaxing on a bench by the pond or tending to their plots in the community garden. For more outdoor activity, residents head to Thomas Williams Park, which has a playground and several sports facilities for recreational use. The tennis courts are overlooked by the steps of the old Cedarbrook Middle School.
One of the many turtles you'll see in Wyncote.
Wyncote's Curtis Arboretum offers rolling hills, open fields and ponds full of turtles.
Curtis Dog Park is located on the grounds of Curtis Arboretum in Wyncote.
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Shopping is well within reach at Greenleaf
Locals enjoy dining out at one of the two restaurants along Greenwood Avenue in Wyncote’s Center. Many residents start their mornings with a specialty coffee and a breakfast sandwich at Sumatra Café. They enjoy lunch across the street at Main Street Pizzeria & Grille, a popular regional chain serving pizza and other Italian and American foods to the Philadelphia suburbs since 1995. When locals want to shop, they mainly head to Greenleaf at Cheltenham, a sprawling commercial hub with big box stores, restaurants, and service businesses. Shoppers grab groceries at ShopRite, browse the racks at Burlington or Marshalls and pick up additional essentials at Target.
Locals visit the large Shop Rite in Wyncote for all their grocery needs.
Go clothes shopping at Burlington Coat Factory in Wyncote.
Look for bargain deals at Marshalls in Wyncote.
Get everything you need Target located in the Greanleaf Center of Wyncote
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SEPTA trains into Philly
SEPTA serves the neighborhood, and commuters headed into Philadelphia hop on the train at Jenkintown-Wyncote Station. Without delays, a train to Center City takes about 35 minutes. If locals drive into the city, they can expect a 14-mile trip south, which can take close to 40 minutes with traffic. Abington Hospital of Jefferson Health is 3 miles away if locals need to reach a hospital. Locals catch a flight at Philadelphia International Airport.
Residents from Wyncote catch the train to Philly from the Jenkintown-Wyncote Station.
To get to Philly it's just a short train ride from the Jenkintown-Wyncote Station.
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On average, homes in Wyncote, PA sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Wyncote, PA over the last 12 months is $485,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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