I Choose Cheltenham

Reasons to Choose Cheltenham

Kisha G.

• Wonderful people
• Gorgeous homes
• Great schools
• Green spaces
• Community that cares
• No Place for Hate
• Did I mention great schools?
  

Joanne E.

• Good schools
• Quiet neighborhoods
• Good neighbors
• Clean playgrounds and parks
• Fun summer day camps and Township pools
• Walking paths
• Dog parks
• Close to Philadelphia but still suburban
• Sports organizations for children
• Good police response
• Lots of nature and wildlife
  

Carolyn P.

• Character of the neighborhoods
• Great schools
• Proximity to Center City and Chestnut Hill
• Public pools and libraries
• Wonderful diversity of population
• Creative and academic atmosphere

Bill E.

• We chose Cheltenham for the schools, the diversity of our community and the beautiful neighborhoods.
•  We love the people, diverse in many ways. We all share a love for Cheltenham, and there is so much talent here among this engaged community.
•  We have some of the best things of a small town yet are minutes from Philadelphia and all it has to offer.
• Our child is getting a wonderful education and is well prepared for life. This reflects the schools, the library system and the general sense of achievement and education.
• With over 300 years of history, including beautiful buildings, Camp William Penn, the heritage of the underground railroad and freedom, and the contributions of so many through the years, it’s a place worth living and preserving.
• The interaction between people and environment allows us the opportunity to learn how to respect the Earth through various means, shrinking the carbon foot print on the planet, and sustaining what we have environmentally.

Shari L.

• Beautiful homes
• Schools with fabulous teachers (Go Myers)
• Walkable neighborhoods. Can get almost anything on foot or bike.

Eric R.

• Great location that is convenient to the city and regional transportation.
• Amazing history with Camp William Penn, La Mott and many more.
• Diversity of people and neighborhoods.
• Friendly people that made us feel welcome.
• Services. When the snow's over, it doesn't stay long. What a change from living in the city.
• Most importantly, it's where we wanted to be.

Matt M.

• A vibrant community and sense of belonging in and among the Glenside community that extends from the elementary school's dedication to the diversity and creativity among the merchants on clustered near the Glenside Septa stop.
• Great food, great farmer's market, great people.
• And of course the library and the pool!

Ann R.

• RESIDENTS:
  Creative, artistic professionals
  Intellectual passion
  Musical talent
  Environmentalists
  Neighborly spirit
  Civic activists
• PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY:

  Sustainability Plan, formally adopted in 2013
  

  Sustainable private homes
  University hub
  

  Cheltenham Township Adult School
  

  Dozens of Citizen Committees; Parent & School Orgs. & Youth Programs
  

  Dynamic Library System & Friends Groups
  

  Parks, recreation programs
  Watershed work
  

  Journalists, authors
  

  5 major SEPTA Rail Stations
  

  Inclusive schools, producing notable alumni
• HISTORIC LANDMARKS, DISTRICTS:
  Camp William Penn
  Elkins Estate
  Lynnewood Hall (Widener Estate)
  Wall House
  Curtis Estate, Curtis Hall & Park
  Trumbauer buildings
  La Mott Historic District (& home of the Underground Railroad)
  Wyncote Historic District
  Historic tours
• LOCAL BUSINESS DISTRICTS:
  

  Walkable stores & restaurants
  

  Owner-managed shops
  

  CreekSide Co-op
  

  Two large malls
  

  Antique shops
  

  Ethnic foods
  

  Caterers

Baron H.

• Good neighbors
• Great schools
• Green trees 

Gerry A.

• Diverse community
• Services
• Parks
• Schools