Waverly Heights Plans Life Care Facility at Former Radnor Estate
Waverly Heights intends to acquire a 43-acre estate in Radnor for a life care residence, addressing housing needs for older adults. The project, featuring 208 multi-family units and twin homes, responds to increasing demand from the aging baby boomer population.
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Waverly Heights is set to purchase a 43-acre estate in Radnor from The Haverford School to construct a life care facility. Plans include 208 multi-family units across 15 buildings, 16 twin homes in 8 buildings, a maintenance building, a welcome house, and a potential EMS substation.
Zoning approval will be necessary, with an application expected by the end of the week for a September hearing. The project aims to provide housing for older adults, addressing a noted shortage in senior housing, as the baby boomer population ages.
The anticipated completion of the purchase is by spring of next year. This development could significantly impact local housing dynamics, particularly for Radnor Township residents.
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