Location, location, location…
Lower Merion Township

First settled in 1682 as William Penn Land Grant and incorporated in 1900 as a Township of the First Class, Lower Merion is still a first class community today. Whether creating a local historic district in Ardmore to protect the exterior integrity of late 19^th and early 20^th century commercial buildings or taking a proactive approach to zoning and planning to preserve Open Space, Historic Landmarks and the Environment, this township is vested in preserving the natural and man-made resources, along with the legacy of the community, evoking a deep sense of civic pride and involvement of the citizens.  Offering excellent schools, magnificent neighborhoods, superb public service, premier commercial, office and upscale retail centers, ease of commuting to Philadelphia, along with a rich history and strong spiritual community, Lower Merion Township possesses a quality of life that is unsurpassed.   This is why Wayne Geftman believes that there is no better place to call “home”.