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June 4, 2021 update:

https://www.mainlinephillyhomes.com/haverford-village-townhouses/

About Haverford Village townhouses

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Haverford Village is a large development of townhouses on Ardmore Ave in Ardmore. It was built in 1974.

Pros

  • Outstanding location. Less than 5 minutes drive to the shops, restaurants and train station in downtown Ardmore and the farmer's market in Suburban Square.
  • The development borders a playground on the left side and Haveford College with its miles of trails and duck pond in the back
  • The condo fee includes exterior maintenance, use of the community pool and all water usage
  • The exteriors of the buildings which incorporate different colored brick are quite attractive
  • Plenty of parking in the lot and on nearby streets

Cons

  • Units are fairly small at 1100 - 1300 square feet
  • There are no basements
  • The development feels a bit crowded with little separation between buildings

Compare To

Nearby

Ardmore Center: 5 Minutes Drive
Ardmore Train Station: 4 Minutes
Suburban Square: 4 Minutes
Center City Philadelphia: 28 Minutes

Haverford Village Quick Facts

Address: 700 Ardmore Ave, Ardmore, PA 19003
Price Range (thousands):  $190 - $320
Bedrooms:  1 - 2
Number of Twins:  0
Number of Townhomes:  160
Total Homes in Neighborhood / Subdivision:  160
Unit Sq Footage Range:  1090 - 1354
Type of Organization / Association:  Condo
Approximage HOA or Condo Fee Range per Month: $300 - $350
Years Built Range:  1974
Included Basic Services:  Common Area Maintenance, Lawn Maintenance, Exterior Maintenance, Snow Removal, Trash Removal
Included Amenities:  Water, Pool
Parking Facilities:  Lot
Builder/Developer:  
Stories:  2
Management Company:

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116 Ardmore Ave Townhouses for Sale - Ardmore, PA

IMPRESSIONS

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116 Ardmore Ave is a small development of 14 townhomes built in 1974.

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PROS

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  • Outstanding walkability to shops and restaurants of Ardmore and Suburban Square. The Ardmore Train Station is close as well.
  • Children attend highly regarded Lower Merion Schools
  • Prices of units and price per square foot are under the median for Lower Merion. Taxes are low as well. These homes are a very good value
  • The development is adjacent to a park with a playground and playing fields

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CONS

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  • The units are fairly small at 1150 feet or less.
  • There are no garages though there is a parking lot
  • Units have basement laundries

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NEARBY

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  • Suburban Square and Ardmore Train Station: 10 Minutes Walk
  • Wynnewood Shopping Center, Whole Foods: 7 Minutes Drive
  • Center City Philadelphia: 35 Minutes Drive, 40 Minutes by Train

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116 Ardmore Ave Fast Facts

Address: 116 Ardmore Ave, Ardmore, PA 19003
Price Range (thousands):  $200 - $215
Bedrooms:  2
Number of Twins:  0
Number of Townhomes:  14
Total Homes in Neighborhood / Subdivision:  14
Unit Sq Footage Range:  1144
Type of Organization / Association:  Condo
Approximage HOA or Condo Fee Range per Month: $200
Years Built Range:  1974
Included Basic Services:  Common Area Maintenance, Lawn Maintenance, Exterior Maintenance, Snow Removal, Trash Removal
Included Amenities:  
Parking Facilities:  Driveway, Street
Builder/Developer:  
Stories:  2

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