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Malvern Borough


 Malvern Borough: An Excellent Pennsylvania Community to Call Home

Located in Chester County, PA, Malvern Borough is a quaint and charming community of just less than 3,000 residents as of the 2010 Census.

This community offers its residents a laid back quality of life and is ideal for those who desire a private home life.

Bordered by Paoli Pike to the south, Sugartown Road to the west, the Willistown Township on the east and the East Whiteland Township to the north, Malvern is quite a unique community in Chester County!

Continue reading to learn more!

The History of This PA Borough

This community was originally settled by Welsh immigrants in the 17th century. These immigrants bought the land from William Penn.

The borough earned a permanent place in the history in 1777 because it was the site of the Paoli Massacre during the American Revolutionary War.

One of the earliest landmarks of the community was the East Whiteland Baptist Church. In fact, the church served as a focal point for the community for many decades.

Although the community was known for a long time as the West Chester Intersection, the towns name was changed to Malvern in 1873 when the Pennsylvania Railroad straightened its tracks through the village.

The community continued to grow over the years, officially being incorporated on August 13, 1889.

Modern Day Malvern Borough

Today, this community boasts a vibrant mix of residential styles and neighborhoods as well as retail and industrial businesses. There is also a fair amount of dedicated open land as well as numerous civic and cultural organizations.

Meanwhile, the Malvern Business and Professional Association promotes Malvern commerce and the unique character of the town.
Some specific companies based in Malvern include: Siemens Healthcare,Ricoh Americas Corporation , The Vanguard Group, Liberty Property Trust, The Center for Professional Innovation & Education Corporation , Cerner and Vishay Intertechnology

Melvern Borough is also home to a number of historic places listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

This includes the Paoli Battlefield Side and Parade Grounds and the Wharton Esherick Studio.

Community Amenities That Malvern Borough Residents Love

Regardless of your interests, there is likely an attraction in the immediate area that will complement it when you live in Malvern Borough.

In addition to its historic sites, this borough is home to the Samuel & M. Elizabeth Burke Park, the Theodore S.A. Rubino Memorial Park and the Horace J. Quann Memorial Park.

What’s more, the annual Memorial Day Parade has been held here since 1869! That’s impressive!

Other attractions located in the area include the Swiss Pines arboretum and Japanese garden and Immaculata University.

In addition, this community enjoys easy access to US 30 as well as Route 202. This makes trips to regional attractions convenient for residents.

Quality Education Awaits Your Children

The Great Valley School District serves children living in this borough.

What’s more, there are three private schools that serve the area as well, including Malvern Preparatory School and St. Patrick’s School.

There are also two higher education institutions located within the Malvern zip code. Those are Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies and Immaculata University.

Your Dream Home Awaits in Malvern Borough

If this community sounds like the right fit for you and your family, please contact me, Michael McDaid, your dedicated Malvern Borough real estate expert.

I would love to answer any lingering questions you might have about this community

List Your Current PA Home With Me!

And please also connect with me if you’re interested in listing the home you already own in this community on the market.

I will take you step by step through the home selling process to ensure that you enjoy a successful outcome.

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