These were the five highest-priced home sales reported in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania for the week ending November 1, 2026, and together they came to $7.1 million. The sales were spread across five towns: Eagleville, Flourtown, Horsham, Conshohocken and Blue Bell.
The top three each sold for $1.4 million or more. Two of the homes sit in communities with their own clubhouse and outdoor pool, and one of the five was new construction.
No. 1 — $1,600,000 · 2617 Hawthorn Dr, Eagleville, Pennsylvania
The most unusual room at 2617 Hawthorn Drive is one a visitor would not find without being shown. The finished lower level of this 2022 Colonial in the Reserve at Center Square is reached through a door disguised as a bookcase, and it has been soundproofed and fitted out in the spirit of a speakeasy. There is a full wet bar with its own island, sink, dishwasher, beverage refrigerator and icemaker, several lounge areas and a six-foot electric fireplace.
The home sold for $1,600,000, its full asking price. With six bedrooms, it had the most of any home in this week’s group, along with six baths (five full and one half) and 5,356 square feet of living space on a 0.38-acre lot. Upstairs, a loft adds living space, and the primary suite has an accent wall with a built-in electric fireplace, a tiled shower and a walk-in closet with a center island. One bedroom is on the main level, with its own bath, alongside a den, a pantry and an open living, dining and kitchen area lit by a large picture window. The home has four fireplaces in all, and the attached three-car garage has epoxy floors and custom cabinets.
The backyard is built for use in every season. A covered patio has a natural gas fireplace and weather-rated screens that lower by remote, a hot tub sits beyond it, and a custom pavilion has an outdoor kitchen with a grill, sink, refrigerator and wet bar. The Eagleville property is minutes from Heebner Park, the Zacharias Creek Trail and Skippack Village. It last sold for $1.299 million in 2023.
Janel Loughin and Julie Powers of Real of Pennsylvania were the listing agents for the top sale of the week. Vasili Barbounis of KW Empower represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,500,000 · 318 Whitemarsh Dr, Flourtown, Pennsylvania
The townhouse at 318 Whitemarsh Drive in Flourtown went under contract the day it was listed and sold for $1,500,000, which was $25,000 above its asking price of $1.475 million. Built in 2017 in the Reserve at Creekside, it is an expanded version of the community’s Gowen model, finished in a carriage house style with HardiPlank-type siding.
Its lot of 3,511 square feet was the smallest in this week’s group, but the home has 4,519 square feet of living space, four bedrooms and four baths (three full and one half). The main floor centers on a great room with custom millwork and a gas fireplace, opening from a formal dining room with columns and crown molding. The kitchen has a large center island, a walk-in pantry, a tumbled marble backsplash and a breakfast area with banquette seating, and next to it is a sunroom with a cathedral ceiling and skylights. A French door leads out to a composite deck.
On the upper floor, the primary suite has a tray ceiling, a corner gas fireplace and two walk-in closets, and its bath has a soaking tub and dual vanities. The finished lower level has a recreation area, an office and a full bath, with sliding glass doors to a private patio. Wide-plank hardwood floors and a Control4 smart home system run through the home. Residents of the Reserve at Creekside share a 4,500-square-foot clubhouse with a fitness center and an outdoor pool with a flagstone patio. The property last sold for $1.175 million in 2022.
Patricia Billock of BHHS Fox & Roach-Blue Bell was the listing agent, and Holly Reynolds of BHHS Fox & Roach-Chestnut Hill represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,400,000 · 488 Anna Lynn Ln, Horsham, Pennsylvania
At 5,734 square feet, 488 Anna Lynn Lane in Horsham’s Arbour Hill neighborhood had the most living space of the five homes, and at 0.81 acres it also sat on the largest lot. The wooded property backs to trees, and the stucco home, built in 1997, blends contemporary, Mediterranean and transitional styles, with cathedral ceilings inside and a balcony and patio outside.
The kitchen has been fully renovated. It has imported Italian slate floors, an oversized island, a Thermador range with a griddle and a Sub-Zero refrigerator paneled to match the cabinetry. Cherry hardwood floors run through much of the home. The home has five bedrooms and six baths, four full and two half, and a three-car garage. The finished lower level adds a fitness room and space for recreation or media.
The home sold for $1,400,000. The property last sold for $430,140 in 1997.
Dani Short of SERHANT PENNSYLVANIA LLC was the listing agent, and Michelle Rothwell of RE/MAX Legacy represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,303,849 · 1975 West Ave, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
The newest home in this week’s Top 5, 1975 West Avenue in Conshohocken, was completed in 2025 and sold for $1,303,849. It is a two-story Colonial built by the local firm Cardinal Construction, and the listing places it at the end of the cul-de-sac.
The home has four bedrooms, three baths (two full and one half) and 3,000 square feet of living space on a 0.35-acre lot. The first floor has an open plan with nine-foot ceilings, joining a family room with a fireplace, a kitchen with a large solid-surface island and stainless steel appliances, a dining room and an office or flex space. All four bedrooms are upstairs, along with the laundry room, and the main bedroom has a walk-in closet and a tiled bath with a glass-enclosed shower. There is a full basement and an attached two-car garage.
David Dupell of Coldwell Banker Realty was the listing agent, and Jennie Cheyne of Keller Williams Realty Devon-Wayne represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,300,000 · 8 Bridle Ln, Blue Bell, Pennsylvania
Whitpain Farm in Blue Bell is a gated community of about 120 acres with a Manor House, an outdoor pool and tennis courts, and 8 Bridle Lane is a single-story townhouse within it. Built in 1983 in a ranch style, it was the oldest home in this week’s group and, at 2,437 square feet with two bedrooms, the smallest.
Out back, a Pennsylvania bluestone patio with a built-in gas grill looks out over open space toward a line of mature trees, and sliding doors from both the dining and living areas lead outside. Inside, the living room has a 10-foot coffered ceiling, built-in bookshelves and a gas fireplace, and new oak floors and custom millwork run through the rooms. The kitchen pairs quartzite countertops with Thermador appliances, including a six-burner range, along with a farmhouse sink and a wine refrigerator.
Both bedrooms are on the main level, and each has its own bath with a tiled walk-in shower. The primary suite has a window seat and two walk-in closets, and the second bedroom has a built-in desk and a gas fireplace framed in the same French tile used in the foyer. The home has three baths in all, two full and one half, and an attached two-car garage. The unfinished basement has a cedar closet and a workbench. The property last sold for $525,000 in 2015.
The home went under contract six days after it was listed and sold for $1,300,000, which was $25,000 above its asking price of $1.275 million. Michael Maerten of Keller Williams Real Estate-Blue Bell was the listing agent.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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