In Eastern Pennsylvania, an Abandoned TEC Church Will Be Tranformed Into Vibrant School

With financing in place and zoning approval obtained, work is underway to transform a vacant Germantown church into a private school.

Developer Ken Weinstein has purchased the former St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, located at the corner of Wayne Avenue and Harvey Street, and is beginning restoration on the site. The two-acre grounds will become the new home to the independent Waldorf School of Philadelphia, currently located in Mt. Airy.

On Friday, Weinstein told NewsWorks that he took acquisition of the site in June at a price tag of $435,000. His organization, Philly Office Retail, will lease the campus to the school for at least 10 years, beginning in 2014.

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One comment on “In Eastern Pennsylvania, an Abandoned TEC Church Will Be Tranformed Into Vibrant School

  1. TomRightmyer says:

    I would be interested in hearing why the church closed and became available.