$2,650/month

Hardwood floors and oversized windows set this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence apart from the moment you cross the threshold. At 975 square feet, the open floor plan lets the living space breathe — natural light travels freely from one end of the home to the other, catching the warm tones of the upgraded countertops and the clean lines of the stainless steel appliances in the kitchen beyond. The layout invites a certain rhythm: coffee brewing while the dishwasher runs its quiet cycle, groceries sliding easily into the full-size refrigerator, dinner coming together on the stove with the self-cleaning oven ready for anything more ambitious. The kitchen is the natural anchor of daily life here. Recessed lighting keeps the countertops bright through the evening hours, and the disposal and built-in microwave handle the small inconveniences so you never have to think about them. Window treatments give you control over the mood — full sun in the morning, soft shade in the afternoon. The two bathrooms mean that mornings in a two-person household never require negotiation, and both bedrooms offer walk-in closets that make the question of storage largely irrelevant. One bedroom sits at entry level, a detail that adds genuine flexibility depending on how you choose to use the space. The in-unit washer and dryer are the kind of amenity that sounds ordinary until you remember what life looked like without them. Laundry happens on your schedule, not the building's. That sense of self-contained ease runs through the entire unit — everything you rely on daily is already here, already working. Step outside your door and the community at Radnor Crossing unfolds in a way that makes a suburban address feel genuinely complete. The fitness center handles the days when a workout needs to happen without a commute to make it possible. The pool becomes the centerpiece of summer weekends, and the jogging path gives those same weekends an easy morning structure. The clubhouse and game room offer the kind of communal space that makes it easy to know your neighbors without any particular effort, while the meeting room handles the practical moments — the video call that needs a proper backdrop, the small gathering that needs more space than a living room. The picnic area and tennis courts sit alongside the dog park in a way that reflects how Radnor Township actually lives — outdoors when the weather allows, unhurried, with enough green space to feel genuinely removed from the pace of the city even as Center City remains accessible. This is one of the Main Line's most enduring communities, a place where tree-lined streets and a walkable core have been part of the character for decades rather than added as an afterthought. Iven Avenue sits within that tradition — residential in feel, connected in practice, with the kind of neighborhood identity that comes from long-term residents and a township that has chosen quality over density. Evenings here settle into an easy pattern. A walk with the dog along the jogging path as the light drops, dinner at home with appliances that actually work for you, and the particular quiet of a well-insulated residence in a mature suburban community. Cats and dogs are welcome, parking is on-site, and the layout leaves room for the life you already have. This is what it looks like when a home simply functions — and keeps functioning, day after day. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.