Penns Grant – Neighborhood Guide
Concord Township • Delaware County • Glen Mills, PA 19342
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Living in Penns Grant
Penns Grant is an established single-family home neighborhood in Concord Township, in the Garnet Valley / Glen Mills area of
Delaware County. The community sits within a short drive of major routes, shopping, and employment centers, yet maintains a
quiet, residential feel with traditional homes on larger lots.
The neighborhood is commonly discussed in two sections, Penns Grant I and Penns Grant II, with homes built primarily in the
1970s and 1980s. Mature trees, established streets, and long-term ownership contribute to the stable, “classic suburb” feel
that many buyers look for in this part of Concord Township.
Quick Facts – Penns Grant
Location: Concord Township, Glen Mills, PA 19342
County: Delaware County, Pennsylvania
School District: Garnet Valley School District (confirm current assignments)
Community Type: Single-family home subdivision (Penns Grant I & II)
Approx. Years Built: Penns Grant I mainly 1970s; Penns Grant II mainly 1980s
Approx. Number of Homes: Around 150 single-family homes across both sections
HOA & Amenities: Penns Grant I does not have an HOA. Penns Grant II has a small HOA with modest dues.
There are no shared community amenities such as a pool, clubhouse, or sports courts.
Both sections have recently had sewers implemented. Buyers should confirm specific sewer details, connection status, and any
related costs with the township, utility providers, and property records. Exact home sizes, layouts, and features still vary
by property, so review individual listings and public records for specifics.
Homes & Floor Plans
Homes in Penns Grant are primarily two-story, detached residences, often in a traditional colonial style. Many layouts offer
four or more bedrooms, multiple baths, and a center-hall floor plan with separate living and dining rooms, a family room, and
a kitchen that opens to the backyard or patio.
Lots in the neighborhood are generally larger than what you see in some newer subdivisions, with many homes situated on
roughly half an acre or more. Mature landscaping and established trees are common, and a number of properties include outdoor
living spaces such as patios, decks, and usable backyards.
Because each home has its own history of updates and improvements, reviewing recent sales and current listings is the best way
to understand how one property compares to others within Penns Grant.
HOA & Neighborhood Setting
Penns Grant is made up of two related sections. Penns Grant I does not have a homeowners association.
Penns Grant II has a small HOA with modest dues. There are no shared community amenities such as a pool,
clubhouse, or sports courts, so the neighborhood retains a straightforward single-family subdivision feel.
Both sections have recently had sewers implemented. For buyers and sellers, it's important to confirm the specific sewer
connection status for each property, along with any remaining fees or assessments, directly with Concord Township, the utility
providers, and public records.
Streets are lined with mature trees and traditional homes on larger lots, and the overall setting is a quiet, residential
neighborhood with convenient access to nearby shopping, dining, and commuting routes in the Garnet Valley and Glen Mills area.
Location & Surrounding Area
Penns Grant is located in Concord Township with a Glen Mills mailing address, in the broader Garnet Valley area. From the
neighborhood, residents have access to major routes such as U.S. Route 1 and U.S. Route 202, providing connections toward
West Chester, Media, Wilmington, and the rest of the western Philadelphia suburbs.
Shopping, dining, and services at nearby centers like Concordville and the Brinton Lake area are only a short drive away.
Township parks, local recreation programs, and regional attractions throughout the Brandywine Valley give residents additional
options for everyday errands and weekend activities close to home.
School District & Taxes
Penns Grant is generally associated with the Garnet Valley School District. However, individual school assignments can vary by
address and may change over time. Buyers and their advisors should verify the current schools for a specific property directly
with the district or by using official verification tools.
Property taxes depend on the individual parcel, assessed value, and current township and county tax rates. For planning
purposes, it is important to confirm up-to-date tax information with your lender, tax professional, or the appropriate local
government offices.
Market Snapshot & Next Steps
Public records and online listing data for Penns Grant change frequently, and any single snapshot can become outdated quickly.
To understand what homes in this neighborhood are selling for right now, it's important to review the most recent comparable
sales and the current competition with a local agent who follows this area closely.
If you're considering a move into or out of Penns Grant, we can prepare a custom pricing and timing plan based on your
specific property, recent neighborhood activity, and your goals. That's the best way to get an accurate picture of today's
market in this part of Concord Township.
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