All About Ardmore, PA

The personal injury lawyers in Ardmore, PA, present this article to share some detailed information about the community.

Ardmore is a community in the Deleware and Montgomery Counties in Pennsylvania. The neighborhood spans 2.0 square miles entirely composed of land and hosts an approximate population of 12,455 with a population density of 6,322 per square mile.

The charming town of Ardmore belongs to zip code 19003.

Demographics

Ardmore is a largely residential area home to a slight majority of female residents (54%) and a minority of male residents (46%).

The community is home to many families and according to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median age is 40.4 years.

The racial demographic of Ardmore is as follows:

• 78% White
• 9% African American
• 5% Hispanic
• 3% Asian
• 3% Two or More Races
• 1% Other Race

The residents of Ardmore are a hard-working population of 93.47% White Collar workers and 6.53% Blue Collar workers. Within the employed population, 58.8% work for private companies, 21.73% are employed by nonprofit companies, 11.84% are self-employed, and 7.55% are government workers.

The Ardmore population is considered highly educated and the resident's education levels are as follows:

• 37% Master's Degree or Higher
• 31% Bachelor's Degree
• 16% Some College or Associate's Degree
• 12% High School Diploma
• 4% Less than a High School Diploma

Ardmore residents live a comfortable lifestyle with a median household income above the national average ($62,843) at $96,780. The median individual income is also above the national average ($31,133) at $50,495.

Most residents own their homes (59%) at a median home value significantly above the national average ($217,500) at $355,400. A minority of residents rent their homes (41%) at a median rent of $1,415.

Education

The town of Ardmore is a desirable place to lie for many reasons. One of those reasons being it is nearby several top-rated schools. The Lower Merion School District serves Ardmore and is one of the top school districts in Pennsylvania.

Some of the most noteworthy schools serving Ardmore include,

Penn Valley School

• The public school hosts a student population of 688 in grades K-5 with a student-to-teacher ratio of 13:1. The school is known for its dedicated faculty and has been ranked #3 in Best Public Elementary Schools in Montgomery County and #15 (of 1,636) in Best Public Elementary Schools in Pennsylvania.

Harriton Senior High School

• The public high school hosts 1,240 students in grades 9-12 with a student-to-teacher ratio of 11:1. The school is considered top-rated known for its committed teachers and administration. The school has ranked #5 (of 648) in Best College Prep Public High Schools in Pennsylvania and #6 (of 675) in Best Public High Schools in Pennsylvania.

Living in Ardmore

In Ardmore, residents enjoy a suburban, residential lifestyle. The community offers a local charm that is unique to the area and allows for families to grow in a convenient and safe neighborhood.

One of the many attributes of Ardmore is its accessibility to nearby local attractions. Many residents enjoy frequenting the neighborhood parks, shops, and restaurants.

Some of the most notable local attractions are:

• Linwood Park
• South Ardmore Park
• Carlino's Market
• Sam's Brick Oven Pizza

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Our Local Office

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