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Old 08-08-2008, 04:56 PM
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Default What about the Thorndale or Lancaster area?
I found some new homes in Thorndale that are in our price range and on the Septa line but I have no clue what's in Thorndale.

Is it a nice area? Does it have shopping, restaurants, etc or is it more in the country?
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I found some new homes in Thorndale that are in our price range and on the Septa line but I have no clue what's in Thorndale.

Is it a nice area? Does it have shopping, restaurants, etc or is it more in the country?
Thorndale is OK. Yes, its got shopping and is close to LOTS of shopping in Exton and if you want a really huge mall King of Prussia is 30 minutes away at most. There are newer developments thathave popped up around there off of Rt. 30.
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