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Old 01-14-2009, 11:41 PM
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Default Single story homes question..

In Philly are there any developments of single story homes??
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Old 01-15-2009, 01:58 AM
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Try searching Fox Chase in the Northeast.
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Old 01-15-2009, 09:11 AM
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There's a small pocket off City Ave. in Overbrook, maybe it's called Greenhill? Also some in Wynnefield.
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Just look for over 55 communities in whatever area you're interested...
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Just look for over 55 communities in whatever area you're interested...

Why are you assuming the OP is over 55 or would want to live in such a community? There could be a mobility issue.
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Why are you assuming the OP is over 55 or would want to live in such a community? There could be a mobility issue.
Jeez, take it down a notch. I wasn't assuming anything, I was just posting a way to find newer single-level housing in a development!

And, now that I think about it more, there is a development in Essington - 2 bedroom single level places...quite popular with the senior set due to the size and being all on one floor...I think they are going for a premium because of this.
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Again, why do you think the OP necessarily wants to be in a community with seniors? Although, if he/she does, then your suggestions are fine.
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thanks everyone!!! 55 and over is just fine too.. keep em comming if you have any other areas that you know of...
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On Grant Ave, down by State Road there are some.
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