If you’re looking for a brand new home, you’ve probably seen that prices can range considerably from suburb to suburb! While new construction can be pretty pricey in many local areas, we’ve scoured the market and found well-priced new developments in these five towns:
Gilbertsville, in northern Montgomery County, is a great spot for growing families on a budget who need 4 bedrooms. Located in the award-winning Boyertown Area School District, Gilbertsville features a great number of new larger single-family homes (pictured below) around $300,000, as well as pretty townhomes well under $250,000. And if you’re looking for space, you’ll find it in Gilbertsville – even the townhomes are close to 2500 square feet!
The Perkasie/Sellersville area in Upper Bucks County is home to a number of brand new communities with large lots, 3 or 4 bedrooms, and 2 garages – for under $300,000! Located in Pennridge School District, the Perkasie/Sellersville area is just a short commute from Doylestown, Quakertown, and Lansdale. There are also plenty of new and newer townhome communities under $250,000.
For an affordable, smaller home in a great area, considering one of the budget-friendly townhomes in Souderton. One of the most popular new communities in the area is offering 2 bedroom homes with an attached garage for under $170,000 (pictured below). It’s also located in the sought-after Souderton Area School District.
Another area with award-winning schools and big backyards available for new construction homes is North Coventry Township and Elverson area in Owen J. Roberts School District. If you’re looking for a large family home, you’ve found it here – many of these new homes are nearly 3,000 square feet and really unique new properties. Prices range considerably, but many are available for about $300,000, although the largest homes are closer to $400,000 … still not too bad considering the size and the luxury features (pictured below).
And perhaps the most affordable area in the Philadelphia suburbs for new construction is Coatesville. The semi-rural Chester County town offers beautiful new single-family homes with big backyards for under $250,000, and townhomes for $150,000. We anticipate seeing growing values and even more new communities as Coatesville becomes increasingly developed in the next few years.
