Villanova Public RecordsPennsylvania

Villanova, Pennsylvania (in Delaware and Montgomery counties), has a population of approximately 8,225. The median age is around 23, reflecting the large student population from Villanova University. The community is 79% White, 6.9% Asian, 7.4% Black or African American, and 3.5% Hispanic or Latino. Gender distribution is nearly equal, with 51% female and 49% male residents.

Villanova, PA—straddling Delaware and Montgomery Counties—features a median home value of around $1.1 million and a median rent of roughly $2,500/month. Homeownership is high, over 80%, with housing consisting mainly of single-family homes and upscale estates. Popular neighborhoods include Northside and Southside. Property taxes average 1.6% of assessed value per annum, among the highest in Pennsylvania. The market remains competitive, with property values appreciating by approximately 5% year-over-year.

Villanova, located in Delaware County, PA, is renowned for its strong educational presence, most notably Villanova University, which enrolls over 10,000 students in bachelor’s and graduate programs. The area is served by Radnor Township School District, featuring Radnor High School, which boasts a 96% graduation rate and a GreatSchools score of 9/10. Adult education opportunities are abundant at the university. The community prioritizes school safety, with low incident reports. Educational programs include advanced placement and STEM initiatives, supporting a well-rounded curriculum across the region’s two primary schools (elementary and high school).

Villanova, located in Delaware County, PA, is served by SEPTA’s Paoli/Thorndale regional rail, bus routes, and nearby major roads like US-30 and I-476. About 67% of residents commute by car, with 16% using public transit. The average commute time is approximately 29 minutes. Vehicle ownership is high, with around 95% of households having at least one car. Bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure is limited. Key employment hubs include Villanova University and business centers in nearby King of Prussia and Philadelphia, supporting both local and regional commuting patterns.

Villanova, in Delaware County, PA, is served by nearby Main Line Health hospitals, with Bryn Mawr Hospital (approx. 7 minutes away) offering 264 beds and Lankenau Medical Center (331 beds) close by. Several clinics and family practices serve a predominantly White, affluent population (median household income ~$240,000). Healthcare access is high, with over 95% insured (2017–2021 ACS). Common health issues include cardiovascular disease and age-related conditions, reflecting a median age of 21.3 (due to Villanova University). Providers offer specialties in primary care and geriatrics. Insurance coverage includes employer-sponsored plans, Medicare, and some Medicaid.