Get ready for a fitness revolution in Cherry Hill and Lower Merion! Boutique gym Club Studio Fitness is expanding its presence in the Philadelphia area, bringing a new level of upscale wellness to these communities. With a focus on high-end amenities and a wide range of fitness offerings, Club Studio is set to become the go-to destination for health enthusiasts in these areas.
In Cherry Hill, Club Studio will take over a 30,240 square foot space at the Ellisburg Shopping Center, previously occupied by BuyBuy Baby. The gym is expected to open its doors in spring 2027, offering a comprehensive fitness experience. This location will be Club Studio's second New Jersey venture, following its successful launch in Edgewater earlier this year.
But that's not all! Club Studio is also making its mark on the Main Line. The chain has secured a 50,000 square foot space in Wynnewood Shopping Center, previously home to Bed Bath & Beyond. This new gym is set to open towards the end of 2026, bringing a touch of luxury to the area. Both shopping centers are owned by Federal Realty Investment Trust, ensuring a seamless integration of these new wellness hubs.
The Cherry Hill and Wynnewood locations will offer a variety of boutique fitness classes, free weights areas, strength and functional training zones, cardio equipment, juice bars, cryotherapy and red-light therapy, and personal stretch stations. This comprehensive approach to fitness caters to a wide range of health and wellness goals.
Club Studio's expansion doesn't stop there! The chain is planning to open another Pennsylvania location in Collegeville, further solidifying its presence in the state. With around a dozen locations across the U.S. and a significant presence in California, Club Studio is on a mission to bring its unique fitness philosophy to fitness enthusiasts nationwide.
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