Jenkintown real estate

If you've never heard of Jenkintown, it may be because this Pennsylvania town covers a tiny geographic area of only 0.6 square miles. Jenkintown has a population of approximately 4,400, which has not changed significantly in the past decade. However, you may be surprised to learn that because of its unique location, Jenkintown offers a broad range of amenities that are second-to-none in a town of its size.

Not surprisingly, Jenkintown was recently named a contender for CNN's Best Places to Live. The crime rate in Jenkintown is exceptionally low, making the community safe for adults and children of all ages. Additionally, the schools in Jenkintown and the surrounding areas are top-notch. Nearly half of all Jenkintown residents are married and possess a college degree, and the average household income is approximately $65,000 annually.

The lucky residents of Jenkintown have access to over 50 movie theaters, over 8000 restaurants, and more than 150 libraries. You'll find an abundance of historic homes and colonial-style dwellings in the town of Jenkintown, as well as access to a number of shops and other forms of entertainment in the surrounding areas. Jenkintown residents enjoy a low sales tax, a plethora of schooling options, a healthy gain on the sale of their home (within two to five years), and outstanding clean air as measured by the air pollution index.

Additionally, as part of Montgomery County, Jenkintown offers access to an abundance of open space, nature trails, parks and recreational facilities. With all these features, Jenkintown remains just a short distance from the bustling metropolis of Philadelphia. In fact, the average commute time for Jenkintown is about 25 minutes. If Jenkintown sounds like the ideal place for you, why not start exploring the available properties for sale? Contact your Montgomery County real estate expert, Heather Serianni at (215) 619-2321 today.

 
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