There are several Bucks County cities that have some of the most expensive homes in the Philadelphia area, according to a list by Stacker. Six Bucks County municipalities were mentioned on the list of 30. 

Ranked at 3 on the list was New Hope, with the average home value listed at $918,414. According to data from Zillow, this is a 3.9 percent increase since the year before and a 46.6 percent increase over five years. 

Furlong was the next town, listed at 12, with a typical home value of $737,711. This is a 3.4 percent increase from 2024 and a 42.6 percent increase from 2020. 

Richboro was ranked at 16 on the list, with an average value of $693,865. Since 2024, the value has risen 4.6 percent and 46.4 percent since 2020. 

Next on the list is Churchville, which has an average home value of $683,440. This suburban area, placed at 19, has seen values rise 4.0 percent since last year and 46.6 percent over five years. 

Yardley, ranked at 26, has a typical home value of $623,738. This is a 5.7 percent increase from 2024 and a 51.4 percent increase compared to 2020. 

The last Bucks County municipality on the list was Chalfont, with an average home value of $601,462. Ranked at 30, the borough’s homes have seen an increase of 2.8 percent over the last year and 45.2 percent over the last five years. 

See the full list of the cities with the most expensive homes in the Philadelphia area in Stacker. 

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