Whitemarsh Township

Situated in the southern portion of Montgomery County, Whitemarsh Township is home to approximately 17,000 people across nearly 15 square miles. Whitemarsh is served by the award-winning Colonial School District, and offers convenience to the city and nearby suburbs including King of Prussia, Plymouth Meeting, and Conshohocken.

The township enjoys its reputation for a rich history! Whitemarsh is home to over ten sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including Farmar Mill, and Miller’s House at Spring Mill. Additionally, the Battle of White Marsh and the Battle of Barren Hill took place in the township during the Revolutionary War!

Whitemarsh Township includes all or parts of the mailing addresses of Fort Washington, Lafayette Hill, Conshohocken, Flourtown, and Plymouth Meeting.

The township is served by Colonial School District, which has received numerous awards for its academics and athletics. Germantown Academy is also located within Whitemarsh (Fort Washington) and is a well-known private preparatory school.

Whitemarsh is a haven for outdoor and nature lovers! The 483-acre Fort Washington State Park is located within the township, and the Wissahickon Creek flows through the township with its namesake trail for runners, walkers, and bikers.

After a day of golfing at Green Valley Country Club or Ace Golf Club, be sure to stop by one of Whitemarsh’s delicious eateries. We especially love MaGerk’s Pub for casual fare and Zake’s Café.

Homes for sale in Whitemarsh Township tend to be priced a bit above the Montgomery County average, although there is considerable variability within the township. The majority of homes for sale are priced above $500,000 and typically located within quiet, luxury subdivisions. Lot sizes in the area vary considerably; it’s common to find a home on a quarter of an acre or less, or on a few acres.

If you’re looking for a luxury home, you’ll be sure to find it in Whitemarsh Township! The municipality is home to plenty of residences valued over $3 million, with many of these one-of-a-kind homes located on 10 acres or more with private indoor tennis courts, movie theaters, and meticulous courtyards.

For something a bit more affordable, be sure to check the area of Whitemarsh Township that is closer to Conshohocken and Flourtown. There are plenty of single-family homes for sale under $300,000, and an occasional twin and town home for sale too!

EveryHome is proud to have many Realtors serving Whitemarsh Township. We would love to welcome you to the neighborhood!