Living in Wynnewood

Wynnewood offers a relaxed, neighborly atmosphere with a variety of housing styles—from classic stone colonials to contemporary homes tucked into quiet cul-de-sacs. The area is known for its accessibility: residents enjoy short walks to the Wynnewood Train Station, Whole Foods, Suburban Square, and the many shops and restaurants along Lancaster Avenue.

A standout feature is the community’s thoughtful layout: parks, trails, shopping, and transportation are all within easy reach. Wynnewood feels peaceful while still delivering incredible day-to-day convenience.

Things to Do in Wynnewood

Wynnewood has plenty to offer within its borders and in neighboring towns:

• Wynnewood Valley Park – playgrounds + open green space
• Lower Merion Township Walking Trails
• Penn Wynne Neighborhood – charming local shops and cafés
• Quick access to Narberth’s walkable downtown and Ardmore’s Suburban Square
• Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and multiple boutique grocers
• Nearby Kaiserman JCC offering fitness, classes, camps, and community events

The mix of quiet streets and surrounding amenities makes Wynnewood one of the Main Line’s most balanced areas.

Homes in Wynnewood

Wynnewood’s housing stock includes:

• Classic stone colonials
• Brick Tudors
• Split-levels and Cape Cods
• Newer construction in certain pockets
• Spacious estates in Northside Wynnewood and the western sections

Many homes feature large lots, mature landscaping, and timeless architectural details. Buyers appreciate the neighborhood’s stability and the ability to walk to shops, transit, and parks.

Schools in Wynnewood

Wynnewood is part of the Lower Merion School District, with possible public schools including:

• Penn Wynne Elementary School
• Black Rock Middle School
• Lower Merion High School or Harriton High School

Nearby private options include:

• Friends’ Central
• Baldwin School
• Agnes Irwin
• Haverford School
• Shipley School

Transportation & Commuting

Wynnewood is incredibly well-connected:

• Wynnewood Station (Paoli/Thorndale Regional Rail Line)
• Easy access to Route 30, I-476, and City Avenue
• Walkability to grocery stores, restaurants, parks, and pharmacies
• Strong bikeability along Lancaster Avenue and neighborhood streets
• Minutes from Ardmore, Narberth, Havertown, and Bala Cynwyd

Its combination of transit and walkability is a major draw for homebuyers.

Wynnewood FAQ

Q: Is Wynnewood a walkable area?

A: Yes — Wynnewood is highly walkable around its town center, including the train station, markets, shops, parks, and restaurants.

Q: What types of homes are common in Wynnewood?

A: Most homes are classic stone colonials, traditional Tudors, and mid-century designs, with some newer construction mixed in. Architectural character is one of the area’s strongest features.

Q: How close is Wynnewood to major Main Line destinations?

A: Very close — Wynnewood sits between Ardmore and Narberth and is a quick drive or walk to Suburban Square, parks, and multiple retail centers.