About Worcester

Sandwiched between the I-476 and Evansburg State Park, Worcester is 29 miles north of Philadelphia and home to 6,000 residents. Founded in 1733 and named after Worcestershire, England, Worcester has been developed into a relatively upscale suburban community and home to many businessmen who commute into the city daily. An easy 45-minute drive can take drivers into the Philly business district, although many residents choose to take the nearby light rail due to its inner-city convenience. A large number of residents of a Worcester house or apartment for rent work at the Merck Sharp and Dohme Research Laboratory in nearby West Point, as well.

Residents of an apartment or home rental in Worcester are served by the Methacton School District that operates 5 elementary schools, 2 intermediate schools, and a high school, although only a single elementary campus is actually located in Worcester itself. A number of private and parochial schools round-out the K-12 educational options in the area. The Worcester Golf Club, Center Square Golf Club, and Skippack Golf Course are 3 of the area’s most popular golfing areas, although they are often frequented by residents from neighboring areas. The Skippack Creek that runs through the Evansburg State Park is especially charming in the warm summers when children wade in shallow waters along the banks.

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