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Lower Merion Township · Radnor Township · Haverford Township · Tredyffrin Township
Tredyffrin Township · Population: 29,062 · Households: 10,569 · Media Housing Value: $238,800 · Median Family Income: $105,183	www.tredyffrin.org

Tredyffrin Township contains towns considered to be the last outpost of the Main Line,
making the commute to the city a little more time consuming. Because Tredyffrin was
formerly known as a prosperous agricultural society, it has more of a rural feel than other
Main Line towns. However, the advent of the railroad enhanced the township’s residential
appeal and opened it to more commercial development. The township’s population
experienced a significant growth after the Second World War with the construction of the
Schuylkill Expressway, making the commute to Center City slightly easier.
The township has a good public school system, and offers prospective residents both
18th century buildings and new housing. Recreational activities, including year-round
tennis and swimming, are provided by the Upper Main Line YMCA. Playgrounds,
basketball courts, tennis courts and baseball fields can be found at local community
parks. Tredyffrin Township is an ideal location for prospective residents interested in
new construction. As farmers sell off their land to developers, new construction projects
are constantly increasing in Tredyffrin Township.