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Byers Station - Carriages By Toll Brothers 2827 Tansey Lane Chester Springs, PA 19425 23 i l l l k R y i u v Owen J. Roberts h e ELVERSON c High School S r RIDGE RD. 401 Kimberton 100 Country Club PHOENIXVILLE KIMBERTON 113 TO P 76 E Shops at Upper Uwchlan HARRISBURG N 23 N Ludwig’s Sports Fields (FUTURE) S Corner Y L CHESTER VA St. Elizabeth’s NIA D. SPRINGS Elementary R FELLOW P E SHI A Montgomery T School G U (FUTURE) L School 29 E TO R N F N IO A 282 STAT . R KING OF P I EA BLVD M K G S PRUSSIA E LE R B D Pickering Y . AND Pickering Va lley P Valley Golf A S PHILADELPHIA Elementary School S Club . BYERS RD E K . EXIT 312 PI D U RN R T 76 K E A R Eagleview P N N S Y LVAN I PA Great Valley Marsh E Corporate . Corporate Center Creek Center Shoppes at Lionville Station State Park RD Penn State MOOR Upper Uwchlan Sports Fields 401 LIONVILLE Graduate Center 202 YMCA Dowlin Forge Chester Paoli Station Park Downingtown Valley Golf Hibernia 322 Exton Club 30 County Park East High School Square Mall MALVERN 113 Whitford 282 Country Club EXTON Malvern Prep Kerr Park EX SS Immaculata School TO YPA Exton Station N B University Phelps School Bishop BYPASS Main St. at Exton Shanahan (SHOPPING) 30 St. Joseph’s School Downingtown Golf Club Whitford Station Villa Maria RT. 1 Academy BUS. DOWNINGTOWN 00 BYP ASS 30 RAIL LINE SEPTA Downingtown K AND Station 100 202 352 AMTRA West Chester COATESVILLE Airport We st 282 Chester TO University WILMINGTON WEST CHESTER GPS Coordinates X : 40.0845 • Y : -75.6711 Phone: 610-458-5567 Sales Hours: Open Daily, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Directions From Route 202 North: From King of Prussia: • Take the Exton exit to Rt. 100 North. • Take the PA Turnpike west to the Downingtown exit. • Pass the Downingtown Exit of the PA Turnpike, and • Take Route 100 North, and continue 1 5/10 miles north continue 1 5/10 miles north to the Village of Eagle. to the Village of Eagle. • Turn right on Station Blvd. • Turn right on Station Blvd. • Continue approximately 6/10 mile on Station Blvd., and • Continue approximately 6/10 mile on Station Blvd., turn right onto Sunderland Ave. and turn right onto Sunderland Ave. • Proceed 7/10 miles on Sunderland Ave. and turn right on • Proceed 7/10 miles on Sunderland Ave. and turn right on Tansey Lane to the model at 2827 Tansey Lane on the left. Tansey Lane to the model at 2827 Tansey Lane on the left. .

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