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About Narberth
Narberth Apartment Rentals LLC provides rentals in the heart of Narberth, PA. We are a husband and wife team, who own and personally manage all of our properties. Our mission is to provide appealing options to the larger apartment complexes and corporate management. We take pride not only in the condition of our units and properties, but also in building long-term relationships with our tenants.
Narberth is a borough of an one-half square mile area surrounded by Lower Merion Township. Children attend the prestigious Lower Merion School District schools. It is part of the "Main Line", a string of leafy, picturesque suburbs with quaint Welsh names extending west from Philadelphia along the old Pennsylvania Railroad's "main line" from Merion through Ardmore, Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Devon and Wayne among other towns and municipalities. Narberth is unique among those locations in that it is fairly enclosed; no major thoroughfare runs through the town.
Narberth is a walking town with shopping, recreational facilities, religious
organizations, the library and school all within a comfortable stroll. This primarily residential community also has a charming and thriving business district. The downtown shopping area is convenient to the Septa R5 Line (to Center City), bus, Community Building, Municipal Building/Fire Company and playground area.
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The Narberth Playground has two basketball courts, three tennis courts, a field area, a junior basketball court (once volleyball), and a playground for younger children. The Sabine Avenue Tot Lot, on the grounds of the former Narberth Elementary School, is the smaller of the two and was recently renovated with new playground equipment. In addition, the Borough sponsors a Fall soccer program, a Spring baseball program, a Summer basketball program, and many other sports and recreation activities.The Narberth Playground is known for its popular summer basketball leagues, featuring summer night games with some of the best local high school and collegiate players. The playground has a unique and traditional July 4th festival, mostly unchanged for more than a century, which begins at 9 AM with children's races and culminates 12 hours later in one of the region's best-known fireworks displays.
Narberth's public library, renovated in 2009, is located adjacent to the entrance to the children's playground.