700 Ardmore Ave

Haverford Village is a garden-style condominium community of townhome-style units built in 1974 and arranged around shared green courts and pedestrian pathways adjacent to the Haverford College nature trail. The development is composed primarily of two-bedroom, multi-level residences that frequently feature fireplaces, hardwood floors, eat-in or galley kitchens (many upgraded with granite or butcher-block counters and stainless appliances), private patios or balconies, in-unit laundry/utility areas, and attic or walk-in closet storage. Exterior character is defined by brick façades, mature landscaping, sidewalks, exterior lighting and multiple guest parking areas; community grounds include playgrounds, tennis courts and at least two large in-ground swimming pools. Common interior finishes reported across units include crown moldings, recessed lighting, built-ins, and a mix of traditional and open floor plans with formal dining areas. The homeowners association provides exterior maintenance and manages assessments for capital projects; pet-friendly policies are commonly referenced. The complex’s immediate context is highly walkable: it sits within minutes of Suburban Square, multiple transit options (R5 and High Speed Line), shops, restaurants, parks, and the Haverford College campus, offering a suburban-within-reach-of-town lifestyle.