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Bensalem PA Homes for Sale

Bensalem PA homes for sale cover a wide price range, and The McKnight Team helps buyers and sellers compete here. Bensalem is the largest municipality in the county. It pairs two SEPTA regional rail lines with direct access to I-95 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, and it sits right on the Delaware River next to Northeast Philadelphia.

Bensalem Market at a Glance
Bensalem Township · Updated October 2026
Median sale price (last 6 months)$435,000
Days to contract (median / average)9 / 24 days
Average sale-to-list price100.1%
Homes sold (Apr to Sep 2026)234
For sale right now57
Under contract49
Source: Bright MLS residential sales, pulled October 2, 2026. Closed sales 4/1/2026 to 9/30/2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

What the Bensalem Numbers Mean

Bensalem Township is Bucks County’s volume value market: 234 closings in the past six months at a $435,000 median sale price. Half of recent sales went under contract within 9 days, and the typical sale finished at 100.1% of asking, right at list, so buyers here have little room to negotiate on a well-priced home. The average time to contract is 24 days. Current listings ask a median of $475,000 so sellers are pricing ahead of recent closings. With 57 homes for sale, there is more selection here than in most of Lower Bucks, and the value case that draws buyers off Street Road and I-95 has not changed.

What Is It Like to Live in Bensalem, PA?

Bensalem Township is the largest municipality in Bucks County, with 62,707 residents at the 2020 census, and the tenth largest in Pennsylvania. It borders Northeast Philadelphia and runs along the Delaware River. Rather than one downtown, Bensalem is a collection of villages, including Andalusia, Bridgewater, Cornwells Heights, Eddington, Oakford, and Trevose. Street Road, also known as Route 132, and Bristol Pike, also known as Route 13, carry most of the shopping and services.

Commuting is the real story here. Bensalem is served by two SEPTA regional rail lines. In the southern half of the township, the Trenton Line stops at Cornwells Heights and Eddington. In the north, the West Trenton Line stops at Trevose and Neshaminy Falls. The ride from Cornwells Heights to Jefferson Station in Center City runs about 40 minutes, and that station also carries Amtrak Keystone Service and a large park and ride lot. Drivers get I-95 along the river and the Pennsylvania Turnpike across the top of the township.

For open space, Neshaminy State Park covers 339 acres on the Delaware River with a marina, a swimming pool, picnic areas, and walking trails. The Andalusia Historic House, Garden and Arboretum is a National Historic Landmark and one of the better examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country. Parx Casino, the largest gaming complex in Pennsylvania, sits off Street Road and brings the Xcite Center concert venue with it.

What Kinds of Homes Are for Sale in Bensalem?

The mix is unusually broad for one township. You will find condos and townhomes at the entry end, twins and split-levels through the middle of the range, and detached colonials and newer construction toward the top. Homes near the Delaware River and the rail stations draw their own buyer pool. Over the past six months the median sale landed at $435,000, so most activity clusters in the $400,000s. Current inventory asks a median of $475,000 which reflects a handful of higher-priced homes pulling that number above the median.

Bensalem School District

Bensalem Township is served by the Bensalem Township School District, which operates six elementary schools, two middle schools, and Bensalem High School. You can review schools and attendance boundaries on the district’s official site. The 19020 zip code also reaches into neighboring Hulmeville, so the exact school assignment depends on the home’s address.

For the full list of towns this district covers, the schools it operates, and how to confirm the assignment for a specific address, read our guide to the Bensalem Township School District.

The 2026 rate for every Bucks County municipality and the bill due dates are in our Bucks County property tax guide.

What Buyers Should Know Right Now

You have more room than you did a year ago. Inventory sits at 57 active listings, and under two months of supply still means well-priced homes go quickly. Half of homes went under contract within 9 days over the past six months. Get pre-approved before you tour so you can move on the right house. It also pays to know the difference between the villages, because Cornwells Heights, Andalusia, and Trevose each have their own price bands and commute options. If you are searching Bensalem PA homes for sale, look at what has actually closed recently, not just what is listed.

What Sellers Should Know Right Now

The gap between asking and closing is the number to respect. The median closed price over the past six months was $435,000. The median asking price on current inventory is $475,000. That spread tells you the market has been paying less than sellers are asking, and homes priced against the second number tend to sit. Two months of supply is still a seller’s market, so a well-prepared home at the right number moves in about three to four weeks. Recent comparable sales on your side of the township, not a national online estimate, are what set that number.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bensalem PA Homes for Sale

How much do homes cost in Bensalem, PA?

The median closed price in Bensalem Township from April through September 2026 was $435,000. Current listings ask a median of $475,000. (Source: Bright MLS, October 2026)

How fast do homes sell in Bensalem?

Half of the homes that closed in the past six months went under contract within 9 days, and the typical sale finished at 100.1% of asking price. The average time to contract is 24 days. (Source: Bright MLS, October 2026)

What is Bensalem known for?

Bensalem is the largest municipality in Bucks County. It is known for Neshaminy State Park on the Delaware River, the Andalusia Historic House and its National Historic Landmark status, Parx Casino and the Xcite Center, and two SEPTA regional rail lines into Philadelphia.

How far is Bensalem from Philadelphia?

Bensalem borders Northeast Philadelphia. SEPTA’s Trenton Line runs from Cornwells Heights to Jefferson Station in Center City in about 40 minutes, and I-95 gives drivers a direct route along the river.

What school district serves Bensalem?

Bensalem Township is served by the Bensalem Township School District. The 19020 zip code also reaches into Hulmeville, so the exact school assignment depends on the home’s address.

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