Charlestowne

Charlestowne is a residential subdivision of townhomes and detached, single family homes built by James Lewis and Sal Lapio circa 1991-1992.

Singles

Interior living space ranges from approximately 1,800 to 2,800 sq. ft. with a median of approximately 2,300 sq. ft. Lots range from approximately one-fifth to more than two-thirds of an acre, with a median of slightly less than one-third of an acre.

Entry into the subdivision is from Old Forty Foot Road onto Old Dutch Road or Saratoga Lane; from Rittenhouse Road off Forty Foot onto various streets.

Townhomes

Also known as Charlestowne, are the townhomes built by Sal Lapio circa 1991. These residences range from approximately 1,400 to more than 1,800 sq. ft. with a median of approximately 1,700 sq. ft.

Entry into the townhome section is from Rittenhouse Rd or Old Morris Road onto Kareve Drive.

Nearby is the Lansdale Interchange of the PA Turnpike Northeast extension.

Street Names: Singles: Candlewood Way, Dorchester Way, Farm Way, Green Bank Way, Hackney Way, Old Dutch Road, Linden Way, Edgewood Way, Saratoga Lane, Saratoga Way, Spring Mill Way, Tanglewood Way, Tweed Way; Townhomes: Amherst Court, Blackmoor Court, Broxton Court, Buckingham Court, Calverton Court, Chadbourne Court, Churchill Court, Dalkeith Court, Greenwood Court, Harrington Court, Oakmont Court, Pinehurst Court

Model Names: Singles: Audobon, Breckenridge, Darlington, Denbeigh, Lafayette, Larchmont, Laurel, Oakhurst; Townhomes: Auburn, Bridgeton, Brighton, Durham, Hampton, Lynwood, Wentworth