About Flourtown
Flourtown is a highly-rated Pennsylvania suburb within Springfield Township in Montgomery County. With a prime location just a few short miles from Philadelphia, residents enjoy the best of suburban living while still having easy access to the attractions of the city. Additionally, Flourtown is located mere minutes away from all of the amazing restaurants and retail offered in Chestnut Hill.
Throughout the 18th Century, Flourtown was home to an abundance of farmers and millers, thanks to its close proximity to the Wissahickon Creek. Ever since, this neighborhood has affectionately been referred to as Flourtown.
There’s something for everyone here in Flourtown, with endless activities available for all. Surrounded by ample greenery, golf clubs, country clubs and cricket clubs, with a few notable outdoor attractions including Fort Washington State Park, Philadelphia Cricket Club at Flourtown, and Flourtown Country Club. Just along Bethlehem Pike, there are many incredible restaurants, shops and markets, such as the Flourtown Shopping Center, Flourtown Commons, and the Flourtown Farmers Market.
With a highly rated school district and beautiful historic homes, Flourtown is the perfect place to put down roots. Interested in learning more about this lovely area? Please contact us today.
If you are interested in looking at real estate in the Flourtown PA area, please give us a call at 215-327-9097. We would love to help you find your dream home!
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Population by Age Level. Median Age 45.47. Households: 1,821.
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