About Ardmore

A mere 10 miles northwest of Philadelphia’s downtown district, Ardmore is a traditional suburban neighborhood with grand houses in a typically upscale setting. Originally named Athensville in 1853, the city’s name changed to Ardmore when the Pennsylvania Railroad built a station in the town. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Ardmore find that the city provides quiet living with convenient transportation via the I-76 across the state or on local streets into downtown Philadelphia where most residents work. Suburban Square, one of America's oldest shopping centers, includes a variety of both local and national retailers and is adjacent to Historic Downtown Ardmore that is an interesting mix of restaurants and small specialty shops. Residents of an Ardmore house or apartment for rent take pride in their favorite community event, the Ardmore Blossoms Community Celebration and Spring Beautification that takes place throughout the city and includes the arts, entertainment, food, and some good community service. Ardmore Park is the city’s primary recreational area and includes grassy fields, baseball diamonds, and family-friendly playgrounds. Because of Ardmore’s location across two school districts, students seeking K-12 education in the city attend different districts according to their house’s location.

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