Hardwood-style floors and recessed lighting greet you the moment you cross the threshold into this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home at Radnor Crossing, where an open floor plan makes the most of every one of its 975 square feet. The layout breathes easily — living spaces connect without feeling chopped up, and the natural flow from the front door through to the main living area gives the whole home a sense of generosity that the square footage alone does not fully capture. The kitchen earns its place at the center of daily life here. Upgraded countertops provide ample surface for meal prep, whether you are making a quick weekday breakfast or working through a longer weekend recipe. Stainless steel appliances — refrigerator, stove, self-cleaning oven, microwave, and dishwasher — are arranged for genuine efficiency, and the disposal keeps cleanup straightforward. Recessed lighting overhead means the space stays bright after sundown, and the whole kitchen reads as polished without feeling untouchable. This is a room designed for actual use. Both bedrooms offer walk-in closets, which is the kind of storage detail that quietly improves daily life in ways you notice every morning. Window treatments are already in place throughout, so the question of light control is answered from day one. The two full bathrooms mean that a two-person household never has to negotiate over a single sink, and the entry-level bedroom placement offers flexibility for how the space is used. An in-unit washer and dryer round out the practical picture, keeping laundry entirely within your own four walls rather than down a hallway or in a shared basement. Radnor Crossing sits within Radnor Township at 284 Iven Avenue in St. Davids, a location that places you squarely in one of the Main Line's most connected communities. The SEPTA Regional Rail network is a central fact of life here — commuters heading into Center City Philadelphia or out toward Paoli find themselves in genuinely useful proximity to rail service, making car-free or car-light commuting a realistic daily choice rather than an aspirational one. The surrounding area carries the particular character of a township that has held its own identity through decades of suburban growth: tree-lined streets, local institutions, and the kind of low-key accessibility that makes errand-running feel less like a task. The broader community at Radnor Crossing supports a full range of daily and weekend rhythms. The fitness center handles the morning workout without requiring a separate membership. The pool offers a reason to stay close on summer afternoons. The jogging path loops through the property for those who prefer their exercise outdoors and in motion. When the mood calls for something more social, the clubhouse, game room, and meeting room provide options that do not require anyone to leave the property entirely. The picnic area and tennis courts round out the outdoor programming, and the dog park means that residents with pets — cats and dogs are welcome here, with applicable restrictions and deposit requirements noted — have a dedicated space built into the community. Parking is available on the lot, which simplifies the end of any commute or errand run. Life at 284 Iven Avenue settles into a rhythm quickly: coffee at home in a kitchen that handles the task well, a commute that does not demand a car, evenings spent exactly as you choose. 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.