Narberth Borough

Nestled along the affluent Main Line suburbs in Montgomery County, Narberth is a quaint, charming borough with beautiful homes and convenience to the city. The friendly town is just 0.5 square miles, and is served by the prestigious Lower Merion School District.

Narberth Borough was originally located on a tract of land owned by Edward Rees in the late 1600s and referred to as “Elm”. The name later changed to Narberth and became officially incorporated in 1895.

Narberth is governed by a mayor and a seven-member borough council. The borough also works cooperatively with Lower Merion township to ensure that residents have easy access to all resources.

The borough is served entirely by Lower Merion School District, and local elementary school-aged children attend either Merion Elementary or Belmont Hills Elementary. Additionally, Narberth is located near an abundance of private schools, including Friends Central, Agnes Irwin, and The Shipley School.

Don’t be fooled by Narberth’s diminutive size! The borough offers a variety of great restaurants (Ryan Christopher’s, Coco Thai Bistro), shopping, and even a library and school all downtown! The borough is also just a couple of minutes from Ardmore and Wayne, and nearby King of Prussia Mall!

If you love walkability, you’ll love living in Narberth. Most of the homes are located in walking distance to the downtown area, and you’ll love the quaint borough for running, walking and biking.

There is a strong sense of community in Narberth, so it’s no surprise that they offer a ton of local events for residents! In the summertime, the borough hosts a variety of summer recreation programs for kids, including arts and crafts and weekly concerts!

Homes in Lower Salford tend to be priced a bit above the Montgomery County average, although there are a variety of homes for sale! The majority of homes for sale are between $500,000 and $700,000, and there are a blend of townhomes, condominiums, and single-family homes for sale.

The borough’s unique housing options include plenty of craftsman-style cottages, meticulously renovated Victorian homes, and classic, charming townhomes. There are also a few new construction options in the borough, including luxury townhomes.

While the majority of homes are priced above $500,000, it’s not uncommon to find a townhome in need of a little TLC for under $250,000. These homes are popular with investors, as Narberth homes sell quickly!

EveryHome is proud to have many Realtors serving Narberth Borough. We would love to welcome you to the neighborhood!