Montgomery County · Abington · MCPC #22-0027-002
365 Cedar Road
365 Cedar Road, Abington, PA · 7 homes, single family · 4.08 acres
About this project
Seven new single-family homes are proposed at 365 Cedar Road in Abington Township, splitting the existing 4.08-acre property into seven lots. The existing house and its attached garage would be torn down to make room for them. Three underground stormwater detention basins are planned on two of the lots, and the site is served by public water and sewer.
County planning commission: Supports, with comments
Issues raised: Pedestrian connection from Glen Lane to Lincoln Lane, Crosswalk across Lincoln Lane at Cedar Road needs clarification, Landscaping, buffers and street trees should be provided
- Zoning
- R4
- Tax parcel
- 30-00-07112-00-4
- Utilities
- public water, public sewer
- Demolition
- Existing single-family dwelling and its attached garage
Filing history
- 2024-05-10 · MCPC #22-0027-002 · Land Dev Plan, SubDiv Plan, Prelim Plan, Resubmission · 7 homes
- 2022-02-02 · MCPC #22-0027-001 · Land Dev Plan, SubDiv Plan, Prelim Plan · 8 homes
County review letters
2024-05-10 · ABING 22-0027-002r.pdf
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
Seven new single-family homes are proposed at 365 Cedar Road in Abington Township. The 4.08-acre property would be divided into seven building lots. The existing house and its attached garage would be torn down to clear the site.
Three underground stormwater basins are planned on two of the lots. These tanks hold rain runoff and release it slowly, so nearby streets and properties are less likely to flood. The site already has public water and sewer service.
Searches turned up no news coverage, developer project page or opposition tied to this project. Search snippets suggested a real estate listing and a township agenda that may mention it. Neither could be opened and checked, so neither is relied on here.
What it could mean nearby
- Seven new households would add some traffic on Cedar Road and nearby streets. No traffic study was found.
- The property is already served by public water and sewer, so new utility lines are less likely to be a major issue.
- Underground basins are meant to manage runoff from the new roofs and driveways on the site.
- Replacing one house with seven would increase the number of homes on the property and may add a few students to local schools.
Where it stands
The latest county filing is dated May 2024, which points to a subdivision and land development review by the township. Such reviews usually go through the planning commission and then the township's elected board, which can approve with conditions. After approval, the developer typically needs permits before demolition and construction start. The current status could not be confirmed from public web sources.
- May 10, 2024 Latest county planning filing for the seven-lot proposal
Want to weigh in? Abington Township's planning commission and board of commissioners normally review subdivisions at public meetings, and residents can usually comment there. Agendas are posted on the township website.
Planning terms explained
- Subdivision
- Dividing one parcel of land into smaller lots that can be built on or sold separately.
- Land development plan
- A detailed plan showing how a site will be built, including lots, roads, utilities and drainage.
- Stormwater detention basin
- A basin, here underground, that temporarily holds rainwater runoff and releases it slowly.
- Preliminary and final approval
- The two usual stages of subdivision approval: the first approves the general layout, and the second approves the finished detailed plans.
- Public water and sewer
- Service from a municipal or regional utility rather than a private well or septic system.
We searched the web for this project but found nothing beyond the county record, so this explanation is based on the filing alone. Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.
Scope estimate for contractors
Estimated construction value: $3.9M
- ~224 roofing squares
- ~7 HVAC systems
- ~7 kitchens / 14+ bathrooms
- ~19,600 sq ft of finished living space
- ~4.1 acres of site work (grading, stormwater, landscaping)
- Three subsurface stormwater detention basins
- Lincoln Lane cartway widened to 30 feet
- New sidewalk at least four feet wide along Lincoln Lane
- Highway occupancy permit work at Cedar Road
- Street tree and shrub planting
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