Berks County · Cumru Township · #17-12064a
Hawthrone Ridge
South side of Philadelphia Ave (S.R.0724) at Poplar Neck Road 1 and west side of I-176., Cumru Township, PA · 200 homes, apartments · 201.0 acres
About this project
A final plan in Cumru Township for 200 apartments in nine buildings, with a clubhouse, pool, sports court, dog park, playground, pump station and garages on about 201 acres near I-176 and S.R. 724.
Official description: 9 bldgs-4w/21 units, 4w/24units&1w/20units, club house, pool, sports court, dog park, playgorund, pump station, garages, & other site improvements
- Applicant
- KEVTIM, RP, LP
- Developer
- KEVTIM, RP, LP
- Engineer / designer
- C2C Design Group
- Plan type
- Final
- Land use
- Apartments
- Water
- P
- Sewer
- P
- Status
- Reviewed
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
Hawthrone Ridge is a proposed apartment community in Cumru Township, Berks County. County records describe a final plan for 200 apartments in nine buildings. The site is about 201 acres on the south side of Philadelphia Avenue (S.R. 724) at Poplar Neck Road, west of I-176.
The plan also includes a clubhouse, pool, sports court, dog park, playground, garages and a sewage pump station. A pump station moves wastewater to the public sewer system.
The records don't say what is on the land now. Searches found no news coverage, township meeting records, developer page or opposition tied to this project. The records don't say who will live there, or whether the apartments will be market-rate or income-restricted.
What it could mean nearby
- Access would likely come from Philadelphia Avenue (S.R. 724), a state road, so traffic effects would probably be reviewed by the state transportation department. The records don't include a traffic study.
- The 200 new apartments would add rental housing near I-176. Spread across 201 acres, the buildings would leave a lot of the land open, but the records don't say how much stays undeveloped.
- The pump station shows the project needs sewer service. The records don't say who would operate it or whether the existing system has capacity.
Where it stands
The county's latest filing, dated July 2024, is a final plan. That is usually the last major step of local subdivision and land-development review. After the township approves it, the developer normally meets any conditions, gets state permits and records the plan before construction begins. No outcome of the review was found online.
- Jul 11, 2024 Latest county filing: final plan for 200 apartments
Want to weigh in? Final plans are normally decided by the Cumru Township supervisors at a public meeting, and residents can comment there or by contacting the township office. This is typical practice, because no specific agenda was found.
Who's behind it
KEVTIM, RP, LP · The county filing lists this company as the applicant, along with C2C Design Group. No public information was found about the company or its other projects.
Planning terms explained
- Final plan
- The detailed plan a township reviews last before approving a subdivision or land development.
- Land development
- A project that builds or changes buildings or site improvements on a parcel, such as an apartment complex.
- S.R. 724
- State Route 724, also called Philadelphia Avenue, a road maintained by the state.
- Pump station
- Equipment that pushes wastewater uphill or over distance to reach a sewer line.
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: $48.0M
- ~1,200 roofing squares
- ~200 HVAC systems
- ~200 kitchens / 400+ bathrooms
- ~200,000 sq ft of finished living space
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