This building will join the two existing buildings known as Pitcairn 1 and 2. Pitcairn 1 will be converted from office space into 36 residential units, bringing the total number of rental units on the property to 86. Pitcairn 2 will remain an office building.    

View history of project site here.

View from JW Train Station South Lot

Pitcairn 1


Concerns in the Current Plan



Stormwater Management, Green Space, Screening, Permit or Public Parking, Traffic Congestion,

Access to Future Trail Network, Pedestrian Access, Outside Seating, EV Chargers,

 Noise from Air Conditioner Units



View from Greenwood Ave. and Township Line Road 

 


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JW Train Station South Lot

View Preliminary Land Development Plans posted on the Township website.

 


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August 2026

Land Development Procedure in Progress 





JW Train Station South Lot

 The  Shade Tree Advisory Committee  reviewed the plan at their July 2026 meeting. Minutes from the meeting posted on the Township website here .




Ground Level Parking Under Building

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Rendering presented at June 2026 Shade Tree Advisory Commission Meeting

The  Montgomery County Planning Commission  review, posted on the Township website, raised concerns about stormwater runoff and addressed cyclist and pedestrian access. Read other required reviews and reports posted on Township website, including the traffic study, here.

SEPTA Regional Rail Line

Rendering presented at June 2026 Shade Tree Advisory Commission Meeting

Township Line Road

Pitcairn Place Project

Pitcairn 3

Greenwood Ave.

Town Line LLC, the new owners of Pitcairn Place,  also known as 165 Township Line Road, are moving ahead with the newest plans for the 8 acre property adjacent to the Jenkintown-Wyncote Train Station. The property was previously owned by Joss Realty.  The current plan proposes the construction of a three story building known as Pitcairn 3, with 50 residential units and one retail unit.  The building will be erected where a parking lot and wooded area currently exist.  A 79 space ground level parking area under the new building is also proposed.

 



TDates for review by the Planning Commission and Public Works Committee where residents have the opportunity to give input and ask questions are TBD.  A final decision on the plan will occur at an upcoming Board of Commissioners Meeting.