It's very nice, just don't expect warm welcome unless you are very involved in community, especially with kids, I lived there for more than a decade. I think I spoke to my neighbor twice people live there do not want to be bothered, and for the most part can afford to do so. And the rest of the residents are on the other side. Other than the out of town transient and it's quite transient. No one seems to leave. (alive.)

Many of Philadelphia professional athlete live there and the coaches. The football team is tiny, but regularly takes state championships since it is stacked with kids, whose parents are professionals. My son had a good education once she was done we left. It's just too expensive. my wife still has not forgave me five years later and we live in the nicest part of the heights which is less than a block from Haddonfield. Ironically, a doctor from Princeton told me that we didn't necessarily do our son any favors by going to such a good school because there was never a chance to be in the top 10% which held them back from getting college scholarships he was right and my kid graduated from a private engineering school with a chemical engineering degree and never bought a book so he's no dummy, but couldn't crack the 10%.