A comfortable budget of 300k may buy you a modest ranch, a luxe townhome, a fixer-upper, or a swanky Tudor depending on your suburb of choice! Here’s what you can expect in the following Philadelphia suburbs:
Commuter-friendly King of Prussia is a moderately-priced suburb with established neighborhoods and excellent shops and dining.
Here’s what you can expect in “KoP” for 300k: A quarter of an acre, one car garage, 1600 sq ft, 3 or 4 bedrooms and 1.5 baths.
King of Prussia split-level – $299,000
Nestled among the rolling hills of Upper Bucks, the Quakertown area offers affordable living, beautiful scenery, and big backyards.
Here’s what you can expect in Quakertown for 300k: A stately and historic single-family home with a nice backyard, 4 bedrooms, a garage, hardwood floors, and a stone fireplace.
Quakertown Historic Colonial – $304,900
Tredyffrin Township is a quaint municipality along Philadelphia’s prestigious Main Line, with some of the most beautiful homes in the region.
Here’s what you can expect for $300000 in Paoli: A modest ranch home in need of a little TLC, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and located within the Paoli, Devon, or Berwyn sections of the township.
Tredyffrin Township ranch – $299,500
Nestled in the heart of Montgomery County, West Norriton Township is a convenient and relatively affordable place to live. Plus, it’s located right along the scenic Schuylkill River!
Here’s what you can expect for $300,000 in West Norriton: A move-in ready 2400 sq ft single-family home, half of an acre, a garage or carport, 3-4 bedrooms and 2-3 bathrooms, and a quiet neighborhood.
West Norriton Stone Colonial – $299,900
Bucks County’s Warrington Township is located within the award-winning Central Bucks School District, and offers moderately-priced homes in a friendly area.
Here’s what you can expect for $300,000 in Warrington: A newer 2-3 bedroom townhome, 1-2 bathrooms, a small backyard, and a one-car garage.
Warrington Townhome – $294,900
