"Northwest Philly’s middle neighborhood offers something for just about everyone," writes Sandy Hill, of Philadelphia Magazine.
Living in Mount Airy, you have two kinds of people that live here. Rooted People and Transplants. The rooted people are the people that have been here for most of their lives. They are used to looking out the window and seeing so & so head to the grocery store, walk to the pub, and visit the neighbor! If you are a transplant, you are there because you welcome and appreciate the area’s inclusivity, creativity, and diversity.
Mount Airy is eclectic! It is home to young professionals, families, artists, educators, and retirees. And - It offers a variety of different real estate options: Historic Stone Homes, Twin Homes, Single-Family Homes, Row Homes, Townhomes, Condos, Apartments, Renovated Homes, and New Construction! The Sivel Group has a New Construction neighborhood, Carpenter’s Crossing, which boosts gorgeous floor plans and amenities and puts you a stone’s throw away from the train station.
https://www.thesivelgroup.com/carpenter-crossing
Everyone, no matter what their background is loves to wine and dine at the famous McMenamin’s Tavern, since 1936! Whether you are old, young, rich or poor.. you go to McMenamin’s! So, it certainly makes for an exciting place to be.
The #artscene in Philly has always been a thriving scene, but Mount Airy takes the cake for being one of the most supportive towns for the artist community. The Mount Airy Art Garage focuses on the visual arts, while the Allens Lane Art Center offers visual and performance arts.
Nature is available to the residents here, even though they are living in the “city”. Being in Mount Airy, you are close to and able to access Wissahickon Valley Park, at Fairmount Park, which offers access to hike, bike, and walk.
Overall, Mount Airy is a unique blend of urban and suburban living—historic yet forward-thinking, lively yet peaceful, and simply makes it one of Philadelphia’s most beloved neighborhoods.
Check out Philadelphia Magazine’s article ( in the link below ) on this lovely community.. and catch a glimpse of our New Construction community AD, for Carpenter’s Crossing right next to it.
https://connect.metrocorpmedia.com/files/html/flipbooks/pm2503/pm2503.html#p=32
