Delaware County's tiny Aldan Borough, spans only 0.6 square miles. What it lacks in size, however, it makes up in charm. A residential community of many elegant older Victorians and cozy Cape Cods on tree-lined streets, Aldan offers several notable attractions. Parks, such as Aldan Gateway Park and Aldan Veterans Memorial Park, provide recreational spaces for residents. Additionally, the Aldan Trolley Stop Museum on Providence Road offers a glimpse into the area's transportation history. A private swim club is very popular among residents who numbered 4,244 as of the 2020 census..
Located about 8 miles west of Center City Philadelphia, Aldan boasts significant transportation advantages. Its proximity to Philadelphia makes it an attractive suburban community, with a full spectrum of public transportation available. The borough is served by SEPTA trolley and rail lines, as well as multiple bus routes, facilitating easy commuting for residents. Major thoroughfares such as Providence Road and Clifton Avenue intersect near the center of town, enhancing accessibility.
The borough is served by the William Penn School District, which encompasses eight elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school across two campuses. Aldan Elementary School caters to students from kindergarten through sixth grade within the borough.
As of September 2024, the real estate market featured 21 listings with a median price of $319,900, indicating a stable housing market.
In summary, Aldan Borough offers a blend of historic charm, accessible transportation, and community-focused amenities, making it a desirable location for residents seeking suburban living near Philadelphia.
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