Jenkintown, Pennsylvania is a uniquely connected and tight knit community that offers small-town living with exceptional access to dining, shopping, and public transportation. The area includes Jenkintown Borough, a compact half–square-mile community of approximately 4,500 residents, along with surrounding sections of Abington Township and the Rydal/Meadowbrook area, creating a highly desirable place to live. Homes in Jenkintown, PA are a blend of historic charm and walkable neighborhood character, featuring early-20th-century rowhouses, Tudor and Colonial Revival homes, and detached single-family houses. The borough also includes some townhomes, condominium complexes, and smaller apartment buildings, giving it a mix of classic styles and housing options close to shops and transit.
Education is one of Jenkintown’s standout strengths. Jenkintown High School, located within the borough, serves approximately 312 students in grades 7 through 12, with an average class size of just 18 students. The school’s small size fosters close relationships among students from a wide range of ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds, creating a tight-knit environment that truly reflects the idea of the American melting pot. Jenkintown is also home to Abington Friends School, a highly rated private school set on a beautiful campus and known for its strong academics and values-based education.
Jenkintown offers excellent everyday convenience. Residents enjoy access to Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, and Fill-A-Bagel, a beloved locally owned bagel shop where bagels are made fresh in house. Transportation is a major draw, with the Jenkintown Train Station providing service on three SEPTA regional rail lines: the Lansdale Doylestown Line, the Warminster Line, and the West Trenton Line. Express trains are also available at this station. This level of rail access is a significant advantage for commuters. Adjacent to the station are the highly sought-after Beaver Hill Condominiums, along with single-family residential streets that are all within walking distance.
Jenkintown’s walkability is further enhanced by Old York Road, West Avenue, and Greenwood Avenue, which feature concentrated areas of restaurants, shops, and local businesses. Residents can enjoy brunch at West Avenue Grille, explore local art at Moody Jones Gallery, take a class at Happy Life Kickboxing and Fitness, dine at Marzano’s Italian, or keep things classic at Drake Tavern. All of these destinations are conveniently located within a compact, walkable area. The Hiway Theater offers an old-school moviegoing experience with a mix of current releases and classic films, while next door, Human Robot Brewpub has become a popular local gathering spot.
With its outstanding schools, unmatched train access, vibrant dining and shopping scene, and true walkability, Jenkintown delivers an exceptional quality of life. It is a community where convenience, connection, and character come together, making it one of Montgomery County’s most desirable places to call home.If you are considering moving to or selling in Jenkintown, call Diane today!
Meadowlane Montessori School–Abington Township
A Step Up Academy–Abington Township
Jenkintown Elementary School–Jenkintown Borough
Jenkintown Middle/High School–Jenkintown Borough
Abington Friends School–Abington Township
Abington High School—Abington Township
19,143 people live in Jenkintown/Wyncote, where the median age is 44.3 and the average individual income is $70,386. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Jenkintown/Wyncote has 7,659 households, with an average household size of 2.44. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Jenkintown/Wyncote do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 19,143 people call Jenkintown/Wyncote home. The population density is 2,864.61 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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