The five highest-priced home sales reported in the Philadelphia metro area for the week ending October 4, 2026, came to a combined $16.05 million. The sales were spread across four counties, Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware, and every one of them closed at $2.8 million or more.
The group spans most of a century of building, from a stone Colonial dating to 1929 to a home built in 2003, with pools, guest quarters and acreage running through the list.
No. 1 — $3,575,000 · 6464 Old Carversville Rd, Carversville, Pennsylvania
The top sale of the week was a country property on Old Carversville Road in Carversville, in Solebury Township, Bucks County, which sold for $3,575,000. A winding drive lined with mature trees leads in to the home, which sits on 6.75 acres of wooded, sloping land with open lawn on all sides.
Built in 1989, the home has 7,285 square feet, four bedrooms and five bathrooms, four full and one half. There are five fireplaces: four warm the gathering rooms on the first floor, and the fifth is in the primary suite. Wide expanses of windows bring the surrounding country inside, and the living and dining areas open into a large kitchen with an island.
One room is given over to an indoor spa, finished in handcrafted stonework over heated ceramic floors, with a custom copper waterfall and its own refrigeration. Patios, mature gardens and landscape lighting are just beyond it. Since 2020, nearly every room has been redone with custom lighting, designer wallpaper, plantation shutters and new windows. A detached barn has been refreshed with stained wood floors and a finished loft, and the property has garage capacity for nine cars. The property last sold for $1.65 million in 2020.
The home went under contract 12 days after it was listed. Douglas Krautheim of Coldwell Banker Hearthside-Lahaska was the listing agent, and Amanda Barton of Compass RE represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $3,350,000 · 1122 Brynlawn Rd, Villanova, Pennsylvania
In Northside Villanova, a French Country home on a cul-de-sac sold for $3,350,000. Originally designed by architect Walter K. Durham, the home dates to 1957, and a 2018 renovation paired floor-to-ceiling windows with an open, modern layout.
Guests arrive through a courtyard with a view of the pool and the walled gardens. The chef’s kitchen opens to a great room that looks out over the grounds to the pool and spa, the terraces and a pool house. The home has five bedrooms, each with its own bath, and nine bathrooms in all, seven full and two half, in 7,951 square feet on 1.27 acres. Six fireplaces are finished in stone and marble, and the finished daylight lower level has a media room, a wine cellar, a gym and a bar.
Bluestone-capped walls, Belgian block and a gravel motor court in the European manner shape the landscaped setting, and the roof is Vermont slate with copper gutters.
The home went under contract the day it was listed, the quickest contract among the five sales. Marybeth Baldwin and Bruce R Kirkpatrick of BHHS Fox & Roach-Rosemont were the listing agents, and Andrea Desy Edrei of SERHANT PENNSYLVANIA LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $3,200,000 · 2048 Buttonwood Rd, Berwyn, Pennsylvania
The largest home of the week, at 9,339 square feet, is in Buttonwood Farms in Berwyn, in Chester County’s Easttown Township, and it sold for $3,200,000. It also has the most bedrooms among the five, six, and shares the highest bathroom count, nine, seven full and two half, with the Brynlawn Road home in Villanova.
Built in 2002 of stone and stucco on 1.91 level acres, the home opens on a foyer that runs from front to back under high ceilings, with arched openings and custom millwork. The formal living and dining rooms both open to the front porch through atrium doors, and a butler’s pantry has a wet bar and wine storage. The kitchen has a Viking commercial range, a farmhouse sink and an oversized center island, with a sunny breakfast room looking out to the rear grounds. Past it is a vaulted family room with hand-hewn beams, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and a wall of windows and doors leading outside. A cherry-paneled study and a flex room are also on the main level.
Upstairs, the primary suite has a fireplace, two walk-in closets and a bath with radiant heated floors and a soaking tub. Four more bedrooms each have their own bath. The finished third floor has a bedroom and full bath that can serve as a guest suite, and the finished lower level has a recreation area around a stone fireplace and a fitness room.
Outside are a saltwater pool and spa, a wood-burning stone fireplace and a three-season room. Along with an attached three-car garage, there is a detached two-car stone garage with partly finished space above it. The home has geothermal heating and is in the Tredyffrin-Easttown School District.
The home went under contract three days after it was listed and sold just above its asking price of $3.195 million. Maribeth McConnell and Michael J Mcconnell of BHHS Fox & Roach Malvern-Paoli were the listing agents, and Amy Roach of Compass RE represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $3,125,000 · 847 Lesley Rd, Villanova, Pennsylvania
The oldest home in this Top 5 dates to 1929 and sits among the winding lanes of the Ardrossan section of Villanova, in Radnor Township, Delaware County. The three-story stone Colonial on Lesley Road sold for $3,125,000. The property last sold for $270,000 in 1984.
The home has been expanded over the years. Inside are hardwood floors, refined millwork, a double staircase, a butler’s pantry and a gourmet kitchen with an island. French doors open from the main living spaces to wraparound stone terraces, a large deck and a backyard with gardens, lawns, tall specimen trees and a pool. The home has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms, four full and three half, in 6,198 square feet on 0.85 acres, along with three fireplaces.
A private office with its own entrance sits above the attached garage. A detached two-car garage has an apartment above it, 1,279 square feet that are not counted in the home’s living area.
Dana Hospodar and Ashton Hospodar Buzbee of BHHS Fox & Roach Wayne-Devon were the listing agents, and Lavinia Smerconish of Compass RE represented the buyer. The home went under contract 17 days after it was listed.
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No. 5 — $2,800,000 · 4 Harrison Dr, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
The newest home in the group, built in 2003, is in the Harrison Estate community of Newtown Square, Delaware County, and it sold for $2,800,000.
A two-story foyer leads to a living room with a fireplace, a private office and a sunroom filled with natural light. The kitchen has a Thermador range, Sub-Zero refrigeration and a long center island, and it continues through a breakfast room into a family room with a vaulted ceiling, a gas fireplace and a wall of built-in cabinetry. The formal dining room has a butler’s pantry with a wine refrigerator.
The home has five bedrooms and six bathrooms, four full and two half, in 6,895 square feet on three stories, including a finished bonus room on the third floor. The primary suite has a sitting room and two walk-in closets. Behind the home, an elevated patio with a built-in hot tub overlooks the pool, and the attached garage has room for four cars. The property last sold for $1.48 million in 2017.
The home went under contract six days after it was listed and sold $150,000 above its asking price of $2.65 million. Beth Mulholland of BHHS Fox & Roach Wayne-Devon was the listing agent, the second listing for that office in this Top 5, and Debi Tomczuk of Keller Williams Real Estate-Langhorne represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 4, 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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