These are the highest-priced home sales reported in Reading & Berks County, Pennsylvania for the week ending November 8, 2026, and together the five sold for $5.81 million. Every one is a single-family home, each in a different town: Sinking Spring, Oley, Morgantown, Reading and Fleetwood. They run from new construction to a home whose oldest sections date to the 1700s, and from a suburban Colonial with a resort-style backyard to land with barns and pasture.
No. 1 — $1,457,460 · 13 Ligaro Way Lot 20, Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania
The highest-priced sale of the week was a newly built home in Green Valley Cross in Sinking Spring, which sold for $1.46 million. It is the newest home in this Top 5, a two-story traditional Colonial finished in stone and vinyl siding, on a level lot of 1.02 acres with an attached, oversized four-car garage. The home has 5,715 square feet, with five bedrooms, one of them on the main level, and six bathrooms, five full and one half.
Inside are hardwood floors, crown molding, ceilings of nine feet or more and vaulted and cathedral ceilings in places. The kitchen has an island, upgraded countertops and a pantry, with a breakfast area and a family room off it, and there is also a formal dining room. A stone gas fireplace adds warmth, and the full basement is unfinished, with plumbing roughed in for a bathroom.
Laura Grande of Keller Williams Platinum Realty – Wyomissing was the listing agent, and Katiejo Shank of RE/MAX Of Reading represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,255,000 · 198 Blacksmith Rd, Oley, Pennsylvania
The oldest home in this Top 5 dates to 1740. It is a stone farmhouse in Oley on 22.79 acres along a quiet country road, surrounded by preserved farmland, and it sold for $1.255 million. With 10,618 square feet, six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, five full and two half, it is also the largest home in the group, and it sits on the most land.
Much of the old farmstead survives. The farm buildings include a piggery, a corn crib and a stone-end bank barn, and there is a springhouse with a pond as well as a walled garden. The views take in pasture, the pond and a creek.
The home grew over several centuries, and its two earliest sections go back to the 1700s. A newer custom addition was built with repurposed period flooring, mantels and corner cabinets. Original chestnut floors remain in the front of the home, while the addition has reclaimed oak. Exposed beams, wainscoting and early doors with grain-painted surfaces appear throughout. There are seven fireplaces, four wood-burning and three gas. Three of the early ones are walk-in size, and the one in the oldest section still has a working bake oven.
The large kitchen has room for both a table and a sitting area. Its cabinetry is custom cherry and tiger maple, set under soapstone countertops, with a farmhouse sink and built-in Sub-Zero refrigeration, and its fireplace has a reclaimed mantel and hand-painted tiles from Wales. The kitchen has a pantry and a separate butler’s pantry, and a formal dining room is also on the main level. Upstairs, the primary suite has a walk-in closet, its own bath and a balcony over the backyard. The finished lower level has a sixth bedroom and a family room with a coffered ceiling, a built-in bookcase, radiant floor heat and a gas fireplace. The property last sold for $1.1 million in 2021.
The home went under contract four days after it was listed. Megan Hansen of Keller Williams Platinum Realty – Wyomissing was the listing agent, and Kathleen Gagnon of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer. Keller Williams Platinum Realty – Wyomissing also listed the No. 1 sale in Sinking Spring, giving the brokerage the top two sales in this Top 5.
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No. 3 — $1,180,000 · 1309 Chestnut Hill Rd, Morgantown, Pennsylvania
In Morgantown, a 1992 ranch-style home on 13.76 wooded acres sold for $1.18 million. The home is the smallest in this Top 5, with 1,222 square feet on one floor, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its exterior is brick and cedar, wrapped by a large porch. The kitchen, dining area and living room share one open space under exposed wood beams, and the living room has a wood-burning fireplace on a brick hearth and a bay window looking out over the grounds. The kitchen island has bar seating, and sliding doors open to a rear deck. The walk-out basement is partly finished, with rustic wood walls, a bathroom and two wood stoves.
Much of the property’s interest lies in its outbuildings. A shop of 30 by 50 feet has a 12-by-14-foot overhead door, propane heat and three-phase electric service, and an insulated office attached to it has a mini-split unit and a roughed-in half bath. For horses, a 24-by-36-foot barn has two stalls and a tack room and opens directly to a fenced pasture, and a second fenced pasture has a run-in shed. The property last sold for $580,000 in 2022.
Chelsea Kuska of Horning Farm Agency Inc was the listing agent, and Mr. Travis Eberly, also of Horning Farm Agency Inc, represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,155,000 · 54 Glen Oley Dr, Reading, Pennsylvania
In Glen Oley Farms in Reading, a 2004 Colonial sold for $1.155 million. The home has 7,429 square feet, five bedrooms and five bathrooms, four full and one half, on 1.10 acres, with an attached three-car garage. A gabled standing-seam portico marks the entrance, and arched openings lead into the formal rooms.
The main level has a billiards room under a cathedral ceiling with ten circle-top windows, a formal dining room, and a two-story great room with a double-sided fireplace and arched built-ins. The kitchen, 28 by 16 feet, has Italian Carrara marble, two islands and Thermador appliances, along with a walk-in pantry and a butler’s bar, and it connects to a hearth room and a morning room.
Upstairs, the primary suite has its own fireplace and a veranda overlooking the pool. Its dressing room has a center island and skylights, and the renovated bath has heated floors and a Calacatta marble shower. The walk-out lower level has a media room, a game area, a fitness room with a mirrored wall and a barre, and a quartz wet bar.
Outside, the heated in-ground saltwater pool has a slide, and there are stamped stone patios and a covered porch with a swing. A timber-vaulted pavilion has its own stone fireplace and a TV. The property last sold for $569,900 in 2017.
Jeffrey Hogue of Keller Williams Realty Group was the listing agent, and John Murrow of Compass represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $765,000 · 18 Essig Drive, Fleetwood, Pennsylvania
In Fleetwood, a 1987 home on 19.70 acres faces south, with wide views across the valley. Inside, it has an open floor plan and vaulted ceilings, and a spacious lower level has a private patio. The home has 2,583 square feet, five bedrooms and three bathrooms, two full and one half, with a brick and vinyl-siding exterior and a two-car garage. The property last sold for $630,000 in 2021.
Jacob Covey of eXp Realty Philadelphia was the listing agent, and the home sold at its full asking price of $765,000.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 8, 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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