100 W Ave

Beaver Hill is a mid‑century, six‑story condominium complex in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, developed in the 1960s and composed mainly of one‑ and two‑bedroom residences with occasional larger three‑bedroom plans. The buildings present straightforward post‑war massing with practical balconies and accessible elevators; interiors commonly feature hardwood or carpeted floors, open and traditional floor plans, built‑ins, recessed lighting, and a mix of galley and eat‑in kitchens with updated counters. Units often include walk‑in closets, updated baths with stall showers, generous storage and basement lockers, and private outdoor space in the form of patios or balconies. Common areas emphasize daily convenience and social life: staffed lobbies with 24/7 door personnel, renovated corridors, a resident library, rentable community rooms, on‑site management and maintenance, and laundry facilities on each floor. Recreational offerings center on a seasonal heated outdoor pool and a modest fitness room (both accessed for a separate fee), plus landscaped grounds, play areas, and guest suites for visitors. Practical services include optional garage parking, secure storage, a courtesy shuttle, exterior maintenance, lawn and snow care, and basic utilities bundled into the condo fee. The property sits within walking distance of the Jenkintown train station, local shops, restaurants, and quality schools, supporting a pedestrian‑focused, low‑maintenance suburban lifestyle. Pets are generally not permitted, with exceptions for service animals.