Chestnut Hill

BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

Named by Forbes as “one of the top seven urban enclaves in the country,” Chestnut Hill has all the charm and beauty of the suburbs without sacrificing the convenience and entertainment of the city. Known for its stylish boutique shops and eateries, as well as summer concerts and educational institutions like Chestnut Hill College and Springside Academy, The Hill has a special vibe.

GREEN INNOVATION

A National Historic Register District, Chestnut Hill boasts picturesque greenery throughout the neighborhood, thanks in large part to Wissahickon Valley Park, Pastorius Park, and the Wissahickon and Cresheim creeks.

CONVENIENT TRAVEL OPTIONS connect Chestnut Hill residents to Center City Philadelphia, the Main Line, and New Jersey. Additionally, the town received a walkability score of 91/100 with sidewalk streets providing easy access to its many local businesses on Germantown Ave.

ARTS AND CULTURE IN CHESTNUT HILL

The Morris Arboretum and Gardens of the University of Pennsylvania showcase more than 13,000 plants from North America, Asia, and Europe and offer courses in horticulture and design, culinary arts, sustainability, birding, and more. There are five theatrical productions per season for visitors and residents to enjoy at the Stagecrafters Theatre, which has been in operation for nearly a century. Chestnut Hill also offers a Home & Garden Festival in May and Fall for the Arts Festival in October!