Often considered the crown jewel of the Western Main Line. It has a vibrant, upscale downtown (North Wayne Ave) filled with boutiques and high-end dining.

Famous for the Devon Horse Show, the oldest and largest multi-breed outdoor horse show in the U.S.

Highly sought-after for the top-ranking Radnor School District and large corporate headquarters tucked into green office parks.

These marks the transition into Chester County. They offer a bit more space and are popular for commuters who need access to the Amtrak lines.

Dominated by Villanova University, these areas feature winding roads and significant acreage.

A central hub known for Bryn Mawr College, world-class hospitals, and a bustling main street with film theaters and cafes.

Extremely prestigious and home to Haverford College. The area is characterized by massive estates and the private Merion Cricket Club.

A unique, walkable "urban-suburban" borough with a distinct small-town feel and its own independent school district.

Known for its excellent shopping centers and a mix of mid-century and colonial-style homes.

The "downtown of the Main Line. It’s home to Suburban Square, one of the oldest outdoor shopping malls in the country, and a thriving brewery and dining scene.