Montgomery County PA 152 begins at a
diamond interchange with
PA 309 (Fort Washington Expressway) in the community of
Cedarbrook, located in
Cheltenham Township,
Montgomery County, about north of the
Philadelphia city line and near the Cheltenham Township community of
Wyncote. From this interchange, the route proceeds northeast on four-lane
divided Easton Road, passing to the east of
Arcadia University and to the northwest of
Cheltenham High School. PA 152 turns north onto Limekiln Pike and intersects
PA 73 (Church Road), crossing the
Tacony Creek and running through residential and business areas in
Glenside as a three-lane road with a
center left-turn lane before losing the turn lane as it passes through the community of
Edge Hill, where it has a junction with Willow Grove Avenue. The route curves northeast and comes to a bridge over
SEPTA's
Lansdale/Doylestown Line, where it enters
Abington Township. Immediately after the bridge, PA 152 turns northwest at an intersection with Mt. Carmel Avenue and Edge Hill Road to remain along Limekiln Pike, making a curve back to the north a short distance later at a junction where Mt. Carmel Avenue heads northwest. Here, the route turns northwest and crosses under
Norfolk Southern's
Morrisville Line and the
Pennsylvania Turnpike (
Interstate 276) as a three-lane road with one northbound lane and two southbound lanes. Immediately after the Pennsylvania Turnpike bridge, Susquehanna Road splits to the northwest and PA 152 continues north along Limekiln Pike, passing businesses in the community of
Dresher. The road becomes two lanes again and comes almost immediately to an intersection with Virginia Drive/Dreshertown Road, with Virginia Drive continuing westward to exit 340 of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, providing access to and from the westbound direction of the turnpike in
Fort Washington. PA 152 continues northwest through residential neighborhoods, running through the community of
Jarrettown. The route curves to the north, intersecting Fort Washington Avenue, and reaches the community of
Maple Glen, where it crosses Norristown Road and
PA 63 (Welsh Road) near businesses. At the junction with the latter, PA 152 enters
Horsham Township and continues through residential areas to an intersection with
Butler Pike. Farther north, the route crosses
Park Creek and the
Power Line Trail. At this point, PA 152 turns southwest to form a
wrong-way concurrency with PA 113 on Main Street before splitting from that route by turning northwest onto Walnut Street. The route leaves Silverdale for Hilltown Township again and runs through areas of residential subdivisions. Farther northwest, the road enters the borough of
Perkasie and continues past more residences and businesses. PA 152 turns southwest onto Constitution Avenue and passes a park before it crosses into the borough of
Sellersville and becomes Park Avenue. PA 152 turns south onto Main Street and crosses into
West Rockhill Township. PA 152 turns west onto four-lane undivided State Road before changing over to a divided highway as it comes to a bridge over the
Bethlehem Line, a railroad line that is owned by SEPTA and operated by the
East Penn Railroad. After the bridge, PA 152 crosses through a mix of fields and development before reaching its northern terminus at a diamond interchange with PA 309 (Sellersville Bypass). Past the northern terminus, State Road continues southwest as State Route 4035, an unsigned
quadrant route, toward the borough of
Telford. ==History==