Narberth is a quaint town on the Main Line that is often praised for its walkability. Residents gather frequently during its year-round festivals, local businesses, and neighborhood streets meant to be strolled. Its central location makes it convenient to many hot spots on the Main Line.

Olde Kensington (not to be confused with East Kensington or Kensington) is centrally located, bordered by Norris Square, Fishtown, Northern Liberties, and Ludlow. This pocket of Philadelphia offers a wonderfully central and vibrant place to call home.

Paradise is a charming neighborhood nestled in the northwest part of the city along the scenic Schuylkill River. Defined by the borders of Ridge Avenue, Allegheny Avenue, and Hunting Park Avenue, it is home to the R.A.H. Civic Association, an organization that unites the community.

Glenside is a Philadelphia suburb with welcoming residents.  You’ll find an entire range of architecture from cute as a button bungalows, twins with big yards, and grand homes with classic features.

Fishtown is a tight-knit neighborhood, known for its mix of generational Philadelphians, artists, families, and young adults that enjoy the nightlife. Stroll the streets and you will instantly make new friends with newcomers and oldtimers crowding their stoops.

East Kensington is a pocket of Kensington bordering Olde Richmond, Fishtown, and Norris Square. With its industrial history, artist collectives, community driven green space, and new developments, it is a place where many Philadelphia characteristics come together in a residential setting.

Norris Square is a vibrant and historically rich neighborhood located in the heart of Philadelphia’s North Philadelphia area. Known for its diverse community and strong cultural heritage.

Washington Square West is a neighborhood in Center City known for The Gayborhood, Antiques Row, intimate restaurants and world-renowned medical facilities.

A perfect balance of nature and small-town community is why many look to Roxborough as a wonderful place to settle into. You’ll find gardens and front porches among the twins and stand-alone stone homes, all of which are nestled on leafy streets.

Manayunk’s Main Street is known for its numerous eateries, lively bars, clothing boutiques, and galleries. Strolling Main Street is like being whisked away to a European city. Pretzel Park and the canal path are great spots to stretch your legs and get some sun.