Homes for Sale in Plymouth Meeting - Montgomery County, PA
One of the oldest organized communities in the United States, and nearly 100 years older than Montgomery County itself, Plymouth Township was laid out by William Penn on May 5, 1686. Originally settled by members of the "Society of Friends," the gentle Quaker influence, as well as many original artifacts tracing some of our nation’s most significant moments, still remain in Plymouth Meeting. The historic first Meeting House, the original lime kilns and civil war-era Queen Anne and Victorian-style residences, at least one of which was formerly a stop on the Underground Railroad, coexist peacefully today with modern shopping malls and thriving business parks.
Plymouth Meeting boasts a Blue Ribbon award-winning school district, and includes numerous housing options -- from convenient townhome communities to country estates designed by famous architects – and houses of every size and style in between. Its convenience to Philadelphia, its schools, amenities and variety of lifestyle choices, are factors that contribute to Plymouth Meeting’s continued vitality and popularity.
