Newtown Township is located 12 miles west of Philadelphia with a population of around 13,000 residents. It has a small town feel while being close to Philadelphia and having economic opportunities from companies like SAP and Sunoco headquartered there. The township contains historic buildings from when it was first established by William Penn in the late 1600s. The highly rated Marple Newtown School District serves the community along with several private school options. Newtown Township residents enjoy various parks, trails, and the Drexel Lodge Park, while also being close to amenities of the city.

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Around Town: Newtown Township
Newtown Township
About 12 miles west of center
city Philadelphia in Delaware
County is Newtown Township.
Although close to Philly and
adjacent to the Main Line,
Newtown Township in recent
years has become a strong
community.
Newtown Square
The center of the township was laid out by William Penn himself in the late
1600’s while he was still in England. This town on the frontier would be the
“first inland town west of Philadelphia.” There are several stone buildings still
in Newtown Township which serve to acknowledge the area’s rich historical
heritage.
Marple Newtown School District
The Marple Newtown School District includes four elementary schools, one
middle school, and one high school. There are 3347 enrolled from K-12 with
a high 92% graduation rate. There are also private schools available
including Delaware County Christian School, Saint Anastasia Roman Catholic
School, Episcopal Academy, Stratford Friends School, and the Melmark
Home and School for those with special needs.
Economic Opportunities Abound in the Township
In addition to local businesses, the headquarters of SAP and Sunoco are in
Newtown Township. There are also many health services which provide
various opportunities for employment. The steady economic climate is

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bolstered by some of the lowest business tax rates in the area. The retail
corridor along West Chester Pike and Newtown Street Road is booming with
business as well.
Small Town Feel
Newtown Township has a small town feel despite being so close to
Philadelphia. There are only about 13,000 residents who live in both
established homes and new construction. Throughout the township there are
many open space trails and parks. The largest park is the Drexel Lodge Park
which includes two playing fields, two ponds with fountains, walking bridge,
amphitheater, covered pavilion, and historic train museum. There are four
other parks and many additional playing fields for the thriving community
sports programs. There are also three walking trails. If golf is your game, try
the Aronimink Golf Club which has hosted numerous PGA Championships
over the years and other national golf tournaments.
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