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Hi, I'm Jennifer LeBow and I'm a realtor here on Philadelphia's Main Line. I
specialize in helping buyers who are relocating here from other areas. I
realize how hard it is to get a sense of the different fields of our Main Line
towns when you're just looking at a map or even property listings online, so I
thought it might be helpful to take you on a few little mini tours of our
Main Line communities and give you an overview of the different towns and a
look up and down some of the streets. So let's go!
So, what is Wayne like? Wayne is one of the Main Linetowns that lies in three
different townships: Tredyffrin-Easttown and Radnor are both among the best
school districts in the state and Upper Merion and Tredyffrin-Easttown have much
lower taxes than Radnor. For some buyers, either school district or taxes can be a
key factor in home choice, so be aware of this detail when you're looking at
properties in Wayne. Wayne has a thriving town center as well as two train
stations. If you're driving down Lancaster Avenue (route 30) after you pass
Villanova University and then Radner high school you'll arrive in Wayne here
you'll find the boutique-y Wayne Hotel, the historic Anthony Wayne movie theater
and lots of upscale retail including Anthropology and Lululemon. There are
lots of good dining options as well. Whatever you're looking for as far as
shopping or restaurants, you're sure to find it here.
Wayne is home to the beautiful Chanticleer garden as well as the Radnor
Trail which is enjoyed by bikers, dog walkers and joggers. People also like the
access to the King of Prussia Mall and several golf courses in the area. Wayne
is home to many private educational institutions including Valley Forge
Military Academy with its beautiful campus.
if Airport access is important to yo,u Ravenscliff might be what you're
looking for. Mostly stucco French colonial homes populate this development
and residents say the lot sizes are just right: not too big, not too small. The
western section of Wayne offers a wide variety of price points an array of
sizes and styles of homes. One of the most popular Wayne neighborhoods is the
Shand Tract. Here you'll find people walking in the neighborhood, at least one
book club and a strong feeling of community. It offers easy access to
Lancaster Avenue, but is away from the hubbub. The Deepdale area is similar to
the Shand Tract, if a bit more affordable. In general, these homes are a little more
modest in size and a bit older. Both neighborhoods are very family-friendly
and neither has a "development" feel. In north Wayne, you'll find the Gateway
Shopping Center and the Glenhardie section, which is just beyond Valley
Forge elementary and middle schools. the older area of Glenhardie near the golf
course has larger homes while the adjacent streets features slightly
smaller houses. Some are split-levels here but there are colonials too. Treyburn
Highgate and Denbeigh are newer developments in the
Upper Merion section of Wayne. If you prefer newer construction, consider these
communities. In Radnor Township, you'll find The Woods, which is mostly French
colonial stucco homes and very secluded. The surrounding neighborhood is fairly
wooded and also has that quiet "away from it all" feel. A very special section of
Wayne is the oldest area around Glen Mary Rd. It has a bit of an English
hamlet feel, but it's centrally located. It's a great combination of charm and
convenience; homes here don't come up for sale all that often. Wayne straddles
three townships which has a big effect on value, as taxes and school district
are tied to Township. Southern Wayne has great access to the airport via route
476, while the area surrounding Lancaster Avenue provides great train and shopping
access. Figure out which things matter most to you and you're likely to find a
home in Wayne that you love!
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