See what $1 million can buy you in Medford, the New Hope area, and Queen Village | The Price Point
These homes for sale in Medford, Burlington County; Solebury, Bucks County; and Philadelphia's Queen Village neighborhood are all listed for sale for $1 million.
The Price Point compares homes listed for similar sale prices across the region to help readers set expectations about house hunting.
In the Philadelphia area, a home on the market for $1 million or more is uncommon.
As of Sept. 2, roughly 1,070 homes across the Philadelphia metropolitan area were for sale at this price point, according to the multiple listing service Bright MLS. That was about 8% of all active home listings.
Many of these listings highlight elements that have become standard in luxury homes, such as double vanities and soaking tubs in the primary bathrooms and quartz or granite countertops in the kitchen.
Location, outdoor spaces, and special features make million-dollar homes stand apart.
Here’s what a buyer can get for $1 million in Solebury, Bucks County; Medford, Burlington County; and Philadelphia’s Queen Village neighborhood.
A large lot near New Hope with a pool
When it comes to this house in Solebury, “the neighborhood and the area and the school district are amazing,” said listing agent Lisa DePamphilis, broker associate with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, Realtors.
The property, located between New Hope and Doylestown, is within walking distance of Peddler’s Village and nearby cafés and restaurants. And it’s just off Route 202.
The home is on one of the biggest lots in its development and has an in-ground pool and a large yard that includes a storage shed and a play set. There’s also an attached two-car garage.
The house includes hardwood floors, two fireplaces, two laundry rooms, a finished basement, a generator for the entire house, and a newly renovated kitchen with granite countertops. The primary suite’s bathroom has a soaking tub.
“It’s perfect for a family,” DePamphilis said. “It’s just a great house.”
One of the biggest draws to the area is the school district.
Solebury Township
4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms
3,800 square feet on 0.44 acres | Built in 1997
New Hope-Solebury School District
Estimated taxes: $8,049/year
HOA fee: $918/year
New Hope-Solebury School District’s high school was ranked No. 4 in Pennsylvania and No. 1 in Bucks County by U.S. News & World Report for the current school year.
The district’s middle school was one of three in Pennsylvania and 39 nationwide to be named a 2026 “school of distinction” by the Association for Middle Level Education.
The home was listed for sale for $1 million on Aug. 20.
Newly renovated house in Medford
Robert Playford, a salesperson for RealtyMark Properties and owner of this Medford home, fully renovated the property through his flipping business, Skyliner Homes LLC.
The home has a new roof and heating and cooling system and also new laminate flooring and carpeting. It has newly installed gas service and a finished basement.
The renovated kitchen includes quartz countertops, an island, and double ovens. The family room has vaulted ceilings with exposed, painted beams and a fireplace. The primary suite’s bathroom includes a soaking tub and separate makeup vanity.
A back patio with a fire pit looks out onto a large yard that includes a pond.
The property has an attached two-car garage, which isn’t unusual. But it also has a 2,400-square-foot heated detached garage. A buyer could use it as a garage or workshop or turn it into an indoor soccer field or pickleball court, Playford said.
Medford Township
4 bedrooms, 2½ bathrooms
3,730 square feet on 4.4 acres | Built in 1988, major remodel in 2026
Medford Township Public Schools, Lenape Regional High School District
Estimated taxes: $16,401/year
“It’s a really nice home,” he said. “It’s a really nice location.”
The home is up the street from Johnson’s Corner Farm. It’s on Hartford Road, a main thoroughfare, but has a long driveway and is far enough from the road that the owner would have privacy.
The property is close to Routes 70 and 38 and a roughly 15-minute drive to the Centerton Square shopping center.
The home was listed for sale for $1.15 million at the end of April. In the months since, a sale fell through, and the price has dropped. As of Sept. 4, the property was listed for sale for $999,900.
Newly built townhouse in Queen Village
There aren’t a lot of newly built homes in the Queen Village neighborhood, so this townhouse presents buyers with a rare opportunity, said co-listing agent Arvind Balaji, associate broker with the Mike McCann Team.
The house is one of three that make up the Estates at Queen Village community, and it comes with a full 10-year tax abatement.
“It’s a good quality home,” Balaji said. “In years to come, it will just increase in value.”
Neighborhood residents can walk to restaurants, cafés, parks, the farmers market at Head House Square, and the Italian Market. The tree-lined blocks around the home have a residential feel, which “is very important to the person spending a million dollars on their home,” Balaji said.
In addition to the location, potential buyers have liked the size of the bedrooms and the amount of natural light.
The roof deck is also a draw. It offers “unbelievable unobstructed views,” he said.
Philadelphia
4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom
3,800 square feet | Built in 2023
School District of Philadelphia
Estimated taxes: The home has a full 10-year tax abatement.
HOA fee: To be determined, since the association has not yet been finalized.
The home also has a kitchen with an island and quartz countertops, two laundry areas, and a backyard patio. It was built with materials that muffle sound between floors and from the outside.
The primary suite spans the third floor and includes a bathroom with a soaking tub and heated floors.
The home was listed for sale in May for $1,039,900. The price dropped to $1 million last month.
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