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About Classic Towns

Wonderful places to live, work, play, and visit.


Vibrant residential neighborhoods, diverse architecture, bustling business and entertainment districts, and remarkable recreational opportunities make the Classic Towns of Greater Philadelphia communities where you can live the good life.

These are timeless places where everyone can feel at home. Places where you can find a variety of things to do year-round; where every day necessities are all easily accessible; where neighbors know and look out for each other; and most important where community is a way of life, not simply a place to live.

Near Philadelphia, and accessible to New York and Washington DC via public transportation, The Classic Towns of Greater Philadelphia are unique communities with rich histories where everyone can build a promising future.

So, take a look. Maybe you’ll find a new neighborhood to call home, a place to expand your business, or a new weekend destination.

> Explore Classic Towns of Greater Philadelphia

 

Photo by Heidi Mercado-Littles

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Michael Wallacavage
Haddon Heights

Featured Town: Haddon Heights

Offering a small town feel just minutes from Center City, Haddon Heights, New Jersey has it all — a distinct identity, a thriving business district, and exceptional schools. This turn of the century railroad town has changed with the times, while maintaining its historic character and small town charm. 

Featured Town: Haddon Heights
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