Southampton, PA Homes for Sale and Real Estate

By Josh McKnight | The McKnight Team

Southampton recorded 387 closed sales in zip code 18966 over the past twelve months. The median closed price was $555,000, homes sold in a median of 7 days, and the average list-to-sale ratio came in at 100%. Sellers are getting exactly what they ask — and often more. (Source: Bright MLS, March 2026)

That 100% average tells you something important. This is not a market where buyers negotiate. It is a market where well-priced homes attract multiple offers and close at or above asking price within a week. The buyers who win here come prepared.

What Makes Southampton Different

Southampton Township sits in the heart of Bucks County, bordered by Churchville to the north, Holland to the west, and Hatboro to the south. The location is the product of decades of suburban growth that managed to hold onto its residential character — wooded lots, mature neighborhoods, and a mix of housing that ranges from compact condos in Hampton Crossing and Beacon Hill to four and five-bedroom colonials on half-acre lots along Toll Drive, Longview Drive, and Buckshire Drive.

The zip code 18966 covers a wide geography that includes Southampton Township proper along with Churchville, Holland, and portions of Upper Southampton Township. That breadth means buyers can find very different product within a few miles of each other — from entry-level condos in the $250,000s to estate homes in Churchville and Holland that push past $1,000,000.

Route 1 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange at Street Road give Southampton some of the best highway access in Bucks County. Buyers who work in Philadelphia, Montgomery County, or New Jersey all land here. The SEPTA Hatboro station on the Warminster line is a short drive for commuters who want a train option.

Southampton Township is served by the Council Rock School District. Churchville portions of the zip code fall within the Council Rock district as well, with some edges of the zip served by Centennial School District. Buyers should verify their specific address and school assignment.

Southampton also has a notable amount of newer construction and recent infill development along Provident Road, where new townhomes have been closing in the $620,000 to $715,000 range. The pace of new product hitting this market has given buyers some options that were not available even three years ago.

What Buyers Should Know Right Now

Seven days. That is the median time on market across closed sales, and the data shows homes at every price point moving that fast. A home on Deerpath Road asked $520,000 and closed at $575,000 in five days. A property on Lydia Avenue listed at $550,000 and closed at $591,810 in seven days. A home on Christopher Drive asked $590,000 and closed at $619,000 in six days.

The $450,000 to $650,000 range is the most active tier by volume, and it is consistently competitive. Homes in solid condition in established Southampton and Churchville neighborhoods routinely attract offers above asking in the first weekend. A home on Cedarbrook Road listed at $550,000 and closed at $612,000 in four days. A property on Rocksville Road asked $419,000 and closed at $465,000 in four days.

Buyers need to be pre-approved before they tour, not after. Escalation clauses are standard in the most competitive price ranges. Inspection contingencies are common but timelines are tight. If you are searching for Southampton homes for sale, current active listings on TheMcKnightTeam.com are updated in real time across all price points and neighborhoods.

The condo and townhome segment — Hampton Crossing, Beacon Hill, Belmont Station, and the Independence Drive communities — serves first-time buyers and downsizers at price points starting under $300,000. These also move quickly. Several closed in fewer than five days with offers above asking.

What Sellers Should Know Right Now

A 100% average list-to-sale ratio is as clean a market signal as you can get. Price correctly and you close at your number. Price to attract competition and you can close above it. A home on Treeline Drive listed at $649,000 and closed at $776,000 in two days. A property on Garrison Court asked $685,000 and closed at $767,510 in four days. A home on Merry Dell Drive in Churchville listed at $685,000 and closed at $746,000 in seven days.

The sellers who lost ground were the ones who started too high. A home on N 2nd Street Pike sat for 236 days. A property on School Lane took 169 days. A home on Paddlewheel Circle spent 115 days on market and eventually closed 5% below asking. In each case the product was fine — the price was the problem.

The Churchville and Holland sub-markets within this zip code deserve their own mention. Homes in those neighborhoods consistently close above asking. A property on Addis Drive in Churchville listed at $1,200,000 and closed at $1,300,000 in one day. A home on Furlong Court in Holland asked $1,125,000 and closed at $1,175,000 in six days. The premium neighborhoods here have real depth of demand.

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