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Chester County · Newlin Township · #SD-03-25-18460

Newlin Ridge

Newlin Township, PA · 17 homes, single-family homes · 67.1 acres

About this project

A subdivision of 17 single-family homes on about 67 acres that spans Newlin and West Bradford townships. It also includes open space and a lot line adjustment.

Official description: Proposal of 17 SFR subdivision, includes open space & lot line adjustment for 50-4-86.3 (subdivision is in Newlin & West Bradford Townships) - Newlin Ridge

Plan type
Subdivision
Land use
Single Family Residential
Status
Reviewed

Filing history

  • 2025-03-26 · #SD-03-25-18460 · Subdivision · 18 lots/units

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Newlin Ridge is a proposed subdivision of 17 single-family homes on about 67 acres. The land straddles Newlin Township and West Bradford Township in Chester County. County records also mention open space and a lot line adjustment, which shifts a property boundary.

West Bradford Planning Commission records from 2025 give more detail. Nearly all the homes would be in Newlin, and the West Bradford part would hold one house lot and one open space lot. The homes would sit along a private road, and the entrance would be in West Bradford. Each home would use its own on-lot septic system. Public water would be extended to the site from a nearby street.

The records show open items, including stormwater and sewage-planning reviews by the state, and a question about road right-of-way width. No news coverage or opposition was found.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The West Bradford Planning Commission reviewed the plan in April, June and August 2025, and the county's latest filing is dated March 2025. No approval was found. Next steps usually are resolving review comments, then township supervisors' votes on preliminary and final plans in each township.

Want to weigh in? The planning commissions and boards of supervisors in Newlin and West Bradford townships review the plan, and residents can comment at their public meetings listed on each township's website.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Subdivision
Dividing a larger piece of land into separate lots that can be built on or sold.
Lot line adjustment
A change to the boundary between neighboring properties that does not create new lots.
Right-of-way
Land set aside along a road for the road and related utilities or future widening.
On-lot septic
A sewage system on each home's own lot instead of a connection to public sewer.
Open space
Land in a development kept free of buildings.

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: $9.5M

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