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Houses for Sale in Bucks County, PA

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Get to Know Bucks County

The population as per the US Census: 628,270 ( July 1, 2019)

One of the most populated counties of Pennsylvania, Bucks County derived its name after the English county of Buckinghamshire. Proximity to Philadelphia (25 miles), New York City (57miles), and Washington, D.C. (150 miles) make it popular among tourists of all ages.

Pristine surroundings, colonial heritage, shopping malls, food & drinks, beauty spas, gyms, art galleries, nightclubs, and so much more. There is something for everyone.

Whether relocating, shifting to a bigger home, or any other reason, our curated collection of houses for sale in Bucks County, PA, offers you exciting real estate opportunities at
reasonable rates.

Popular Towns in Bucks County, PA

For those looking for houses for sale in Bucks County, PA, there are real estate options in the following towns:

Explore the artistic scene of Bucks County, PA

Bucks County attracts artists all over the world to witness its idyllic beauty, colonial heritage, and quaint streets for inspiration. Attend the annual art festivals like the Tinicum Arts Festival and Doylestown Arts Festival or visit the galleries such as

Centre for the Arts
Gathering, An Art Gallery and Boutique
Gallery des Artistes
Main Street Gallery
Michener Art Museum
Gratz Gallery & Conservation Studio

Hire Realtors: Buy the best houses for sale in Bucks County, PA

Franklin Investment Realty has decades of experience to help you with real estate opportunities, not only in Bucks County, but all over the Philadelphia metro region. Hop over to our listings page for diverse real estate options.

We have constantly updated local market knowledge and strong connections with prospective property sellers and buyers to help you grab the best deal, in less time and within
budget.

The tiresome buying and selling process is simplified when you have our real estate team working with you, for you. Count on our team to help secure your Bucks County dream home.

Give us a Call at (215) 382-7368! or write to us at MattS@franklininvestmentrealty.com.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bucks County Real Estate

Who is the best real estate agent in Bucks County, PA?

Matt Scannapieco of The Scannapieco Team at Franklin Investment Realty is a top-producing Bucks County real estate broker, recognized among the top 1% of agents nationwide from 2024 to 2026. A lifelong resident of Bucks County, Matt sells homes regularly in Holland, Richboro, Newtown, Langhorne and Feasterville-Trevose. The team has closed more than $100 million in sales over the last five years, with record-breaking results for both buyers and sellers.

Which Bucks County towns does The Scannapieco Team serve?

The Scannapieco Team is most active in Holland, Richboro, Newtown, Langhorne and Feasterville-Trevose. The team also represents buyers and sellers in Yardley, Churchville, Doylestown, New Hope, Bensalem and Southampton. Each town has its own page with local listings and neighborhood information for buyers to evaluate the best location to move to

Why choose Franklin Investment Realty to buy or sell a home in Bucks County?

Franklin Investment Realty is a family-owned boutique brokerage, founded in 1992 by David Scannapieco, with more than 30 years of experience in Bucks County and the Greater Philadelphia area. The firm serves every part of the real estate market, from first-time buyers to luxury estates and investment properties. With a local office in Richboro, PA and a second in Fishtown in Philadelphia, clients get hands-on service from the same team from the first showing to closing day. The team has a track record of continuously providing top tier results year in and year out.

FAQs About buying a Home in Bucks County

How much do homes cost in Bucks County, PA?

The typical Bucks County home sells for roughly $500,000 to $530,000, but prices vary widely by town. Communities such as New Hope, Richboro, Churchville and Yardley typically run above $700,000, while townhomes, condos and starter homes in areas like Feasterville-Trevose and Bensalem offer a lower entry point. The Scannapieco Team builds a buying plan around your budget and goal, then will help you evaluate properties in each town with the end goal in mind of finding the perfect home for you.

Which school districts serve Bucks County?

Bucks County is served by several top-rated districts, including Council Rock, Central Bucks, Pennsbury, Neshaminy and Centennial. Holland, Newtown and Richboro are served by Council Rock, Doylestown, Furlong, Jamison and Warrington by Central Bucks, Yardley by Pennsbury and Langhorne and Feasterville-Trevose by Neshaminy. Boundaries do not always follow town lines so it is important to have a Realtor with local knowledge and great attention to detail which provides peace of mind when evaluating properties and school districts.

What are the best neighborhoods in Bucks County for families?

The best neighborhood depends on your commute, schools, budget and style of living, and the team knows them inside and out. In the Holland and Northampton area, families often look at Timber Valley, Holland Acres, Hills at Northampton, Northampton Preserve among others. Newtown and Richboro offer established suburban communities such as Northampton Chase, Reserve at Northampton, Dutchess Farm Estates, Newtown Grant, Tyler Walk, Lyondale Meadows and more. While Doylestown and New Hope offer walkable downtowns. Tell the team your must-haves and they will narrow the search fast to find the optimal location for your next home.

Is Bucks County a good location for commuting to Philadelphia, New Jersey or New York?

Yes. Bucks County sits about 25 miles from Philadelphia and about 57 miles from New York City, with fast access to Route 1, I-95, I-295 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. SEPTA Regional Rail stations in Langhorne, Feasterville, Warminster, and Yardley serve Philadelphia. While nearby Hamilton Station in New Jersey offers service toward New York. Drive times depend on your town and destination, and the team can map the commute for any home you are considering. Commute is a big driver for the majority of our clients.

FAQs About Selling a Home in Bucks County

What is the best time to sell a house in Bucks County?

Spring is traditionally the strongest season, with the most buyers searching from March through June in preparation for the next school year. A well-priced, well-presented home sells in any season, and fall and winter buyers are often more serious with less competition in the market. The Scannapieco Team builds your timeline backward from your goal, so your home hits the market ready, priced correctly and positioned to draw interest and hopefully multiple offers.

How does The Scannapieco Team market homes in Bucks County?

The team markets every listing with professional photography, video, social media campaigns and full Bright MLS exposure with a robust online presence. The key is to maximize the first impression to draw additional buyers to tour the property. Each home gets a customized multi-pronged marketing plan to capitalize on the best avenues of exposure for the product. We often run campaign across Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, so your listing reaches local buyers and relocating families alike. Strategic pricing and strong negotiation then turn that attention into competitive offers and a smooth closing.

Who has experience selling luxury homes in Bucks County?

Matt Scannapieco and The Scannapieco Team have a documented history of luxury and record-setting sales in Bucks County. The most notable sale was 16 Newburyport Road in the Timber Valley neighborhood of Holland, which closed at $1.3 million and set a neighborhood record at the time of sale. The team applies the same hyperlocal pricing, professional marketing and negotiation strategy to executive homes and estates across Holland, Newtown, Richboro and beyond. The home-grown experience and knowledge of the local school districts guides property positioning to draw the right buyers.

Is Bucks County a good location for commuting to Philadelphia, New Jersey or New York?

FAQs About Costs and Investing in Bucks County

What are the closing costs when buying a home in Bucks County?

Buyers in Bucks County should plan for closing costs of roughly 2% to 5% of the purchase price. That range covers lender fees, title insurance, prepaid taxes and insurance, and recording fees. Pennsylvania’s realty transfer tax is typically 2% in total, 1% to the state and 1% to the local municipality and school district, and buyers and sellers most commonly split it. The Scannapieco Team gives you a carefully curated cost estimate before ever making an offer. Matt’s finance background and lender partners provide clarity and transparency through the entire process.

Can I buy an investment property in Bucks County?

Yes. Franklin Investment Realty was founded in 1992 with a specialization in investment real estate. Our team still specializes in acquisition, leasing, management, sales and development across Bucks County and the Greater Philadelphia region. The Scannapieco Team helps investors evaluate rentals, multi-unit properties, buildable land and fix-and-flip opportunities, running the numbers on price, rent, expenses and return before you commit. Our construction resources and management experience provide a comprehensive investment outlook with clarity on future expectations. The best investors capitalize on all the long-term benefits of property ownership.

Ready to Buy or Sell in Bucks County?

Contact Matt Scannapieco and The Scannapieco Team at Franklin Investment Realty by calling or email MattS@FranklinInvestmentRealty.com, for a personalized consultation.

Cities in Bucks County	Zip Codes in Bucks County
Bensalem	18901
Doylestown	18938
Langhorne	18966
Newtown	18974
New Hope	19020
Southampton	19047
Yardley	19067

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