Chester County Town Ranked Among 'Snobbiest' In Pennsylvania

One of Pennsylvania’s “snobbiest” towns is located in Chester County, according to one new study.

Paoli was ranked third on the list.

Locally, Montgomery County has five towns on the list, including Blue Bell in first, followed by Collegeville in fourth, Fort Washington in seventh, Glenside in eighth, and Montgomeryville in ninth.

Let’s remember, though, it’s all in good fun.

According to roadsnacks.net, Pennsylvania’s top 10 snobbiest towns were assessed from those with a population of 5,000 or more.

The website created a point system to rank median home price, median household income, percent of population with a college degree and a few other pieces of criteria.

According to the site’s description of Montgomeryville:

Montgomeryville sure don’t sound too snobby; it sounds like someplace out of the backwoods of Arkansas, to be frank.

But clearly, seeing as though the median income is over $100,000, and, well,Montgomeryville is in Pennsylvania, it’s not. In fact, according to our criteria, it’s downright snooty.

Best of all for our snooteriffic residents, with such a high median income and a home price of $320,700, Montgomeryville is actually pretty affordable (again, if you’re making what most residents here make.)

The full top 10 ”snobbiest” towns include:

1. Blue Bell
2. Fox Chapel
3. Paoli
4. Collegeville
5. Swarthmore
6. Doylestown
7. Fort Washington
8. Glenside
9. Montgomeryville
10. Media