Enclave at Everleigh Woods in Perkasie

Enclave at Everleigh Woods is Keystone Custom Homes’ community of 24 single family homesites at 809 Three Mile Run Road, with 15 floor plans from $802,278 to $871,865. No finished homes are listed, so every home here is built to order.

The address says Perkasie. County records place it in East Rockhill Township.

What Keystone Has Published About Enclave at Everleigh Woods

Keystone lists the community at 809 Three Mile Run Road, Perkasie PA 18944, with 24 homesites averaging about a fifth of an acre. It points to the PA Turnpike and Route 309, and to downtown Perkasie about two miles away.

That street address does not yet appear in the county records. What does appear is an open space parcel on Three Mile Run Road whose owner uses Keystone’s Lancaster office as its mailing address. The Bucks County Board of Assessment places it in East Rockhill Township, in the Pennridge School District. The map location Keystone publishes falls in the same township and district, according to U.S. Census boundary data.

There is no model on site. Keystone’s model for this community is at Retreat at Boyertown Farms in Gilbertsville, in Montgomery County.

Keystone does not publish an association fee.

The Smallest Plan Is Not the Cheapest

The least expensive plan here is the Woodford, three to five bedrooms at 2,468 square feet and up, at $802,278. The smallest plan, the Arcadia, three bedrooms and two baths at 1,982 square feet, is $813,462.

So the Woodford gives you 486 more square feet for $11,184 less. If the Arcadia’s layout is not a must, price the Woodford first.

The largest plan is the Devonshire, four to seven bedrooms at 4,016 square feet and up, at $871,865. From the least expensive plan to the largest is $69,587. Per square foot, the Woodford runs about $325 and the Devonshire about $217.

A few plans in between: the Savannah at $810,278 for 2,748 square feet, the Magnolia at $816,649 for 2,953, the Covington at $834,700 for 3,405 and the Nottingham at $849,566 for 3,600.

One small thing to flag: Keystone’s community listing says from $801,763. The lowest plan price it lists is $802,278, which is $515 higher. Go by the plan price.

How It Compares to Keystone’s Souderton Community

Every plan Keystone offers at Penshyre Place in Souderton is also offered here, and every one of them costs less here, by $9,738 to $29,382 depending on the plan. Penshyre Place has five homesites of up to an acre. Everleigh Woods has 24 averaging about a fifth of an acre. That is the trade.

What $802,278 Means in Perkasie

The typical Perkasie home is worth $526,588, up 4.1 percent over the past year, through August 31, 2026 (Zillow data). Everleigh Woods opens about 52 percent above that. More on the local market is on our Perkasie real estate page.

What This Means for You

Start with the Woodford, then work up. The smallest plan here does not save you money, and the gap from the entry plan to the largest is under $70,000.

Plan on driving to Gilbertsville to walk a model, and get the homesite premium in writing, since every price here is a starting point.

Register with us before your first visit. Keystone pays the buyer agent fee from its own marketing budget, so representation costs you nothing and the home does not get cheaper without it. Let’s talk.

Frequently Asked Questions About Enclave at Everleigh Woods

Where is Enclave at Everleigh Woods?

Keystone lists it at 809 Three Mile Run Road, Perkasie PA 18944, in Bucks County. County records place the community in East Rockhill Township, in the Pennridge School District, which sets the school portion of the property tax bill. The model home is at Retreat at Boyertown Farms in Gilbertsville.

What is available at Enclave at Everleigh Woods right now?

As of September 22, 2026, no finished homes are listed. Every home is built to order from one of the 15 plans.

How much are homes at Enclave at Everleigh Woods?

Plans start at $802,278 for the Woodford and run to $871,865 for the Devonshire, before homesite premiums and options. No association fee has been published.

Do I need my own agent to buy at Enclave at Everleigh Woods?

No, and the sales team will write your contract without one. That team works for Keystone Custom Homes. The builder pays the buyer agent fee from its marketing budget, so bringing your own representation costs you nothing and skipping it does not lower the price. Register with your agent on your first visit, since most builders will not pay a fee to an agent introduced later. Let’s talk.

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