Morrell Park PA homes for sale are mostly 1960s brick rowhomes with front garages, on curving streets between Academy Road and Knights Road in the Far Northeast. The figures on this page come from Bright MLS sales that listing agents placed in the Morrell Park neighborhood. Philadelphia neighborhood lines are informal, so nearby sales tagged with a neighboring name or simply Philadelphia are not counted here. See the Philadelphia community page for the citywide picture.
What the Morrell Park Numbers Mean
Morrell Park had 47 sales in the six months through September at a $338,000 median. Half went under contract within 11 days, the average took 21, and homes sold for an average of 100.5 percent of list price. Of those sales, 18 closed above list and 12 closed right at it. As of early October, 12 homes were for sale and 13 were under contract.
Rows are the core of the market, 34 of the 47 sales at a $337,500 median. End units were 7 sales at $350,000 and twins were 5 sales at $310,000. End units went under contract fastest, a median of 8 days against 13 for rows, and averaged 101.5 percent of list.
By bedroom count, three bedroom homes closed at a $337,000 median and four bedrooms at $350,000. Three bedrooms made up 35 of the 47 sales, so most sellers can price from a deep set of recent sales.
Where Morrell Park Prices Land
By price, 8 sold between $200,000 and $299,999, 36 sold between $300,000 and $399,999, and 2 sold above $400,000. One more sale was recorded in the MLS with an incomplete price and is left out of these bands. The $300,000 to $399,999 range is where most Morrell Park buyers are shopping.
Where Is Morrell Park? County, City, and ZIP
Morrell Park sits in the Far Northeast, inside the City and County of Philadelphia. Almost every sale carries the 19114 ZIP code, with a few in 19154. On the city’s open data neighborhood map, it is generally bounded by Academy Road on the northwest, Knights Road on the east, Frankford Avenue on the south and Modena Park on the north. Northeast Philadelphia Airport sits just across Academy Road.
Because Morrell Park is a city neighborhood, there is no borough or township to sort out. Every home pays Philadelphia real estate tax, and the line between Morrell Park and the next neighborhood is a matter of local habit. That is why these figures use the MLS neighborhood label rather than the ZIP code.
What Is It Like to Live in Morrell Park, PA?
Of the 47 homes sold, 44 had a basement and 28 had a garage. The median home was built in 1965 and has about 1,368 square feet.
The neighborhood takes its name from the Morrell family, whose summer estate covered this land before the Korman Corporation planned the homes in the late 1950s. Thomas Mitchell Playground is on Chesterfield Road, and Poquessing Creek Park runs along Knights Road at the east edge. Morrell Plaza on Frankford Avenue has a ShopRite. SEPTA buses run along Morrell Avenue, Torresdale station on the Trenton Line is just south, and Woodhaven Road has a full interchange at Knights Road with connections to I-95 and Roosevelt Boulevard.
Streets and Home Types in Morrell Park
Morrell Park does not have named subdivisions the way a suburban township does. The market sorts itself by home type, and rows lead by a wide margin.
Rowhomes
Rowhomes made up 34 sales at a $337,500 median and went under contract in a median of 13 days. Hereford Lane, Kayford Circle, Morrell Avenue and Keswick Road were among the busiest streets. The top row sale was a 1964 home on Essex Lane at $385,000.
End of Row Homes and Twins
End units made up 7 sales at a $350,000 median and averaged 101.5 percent of list. Twins were 5 sales at $310,000 and averaged 104.0 percent of list, the highest of any home type here, though on a small number of sales.
What Kinds of Homes Are for Sale in Morrell Park?
Of the 12 Morrell Park PA homes for sale in early October, six were end units, five were rows and one was a twin. The median asking price was $339,500, about $1,500 above the six month closed median.
New Construction in Morrell Park
Morrell Park is built out. None of the 47 closed sales was marked new construction, and there is no builder community here. Buyers who want a new home usually look at the new construction communities we track in the suburbs.
School District of Philadelphia
Morrell Park is in the School District of Philadelphia. Philadelphia sends one real estate tax bill, and part of it funds the school district. The district assigns schools by address and can change those assignments, so confirm with the district for any home you are considering.
What Buyers Should Know Right Now
Expect to move quickly. Half of Morrell Park sales went under contract within 11 days, and 18 of the 47 closed above list. End units are the most contested of the Morrell Park PA homes for sale, so be ready to write a strong first offer on one.
What Sellers Should Know Right Now
Sellers in Morrell Park are in a strong spot. Supply was thin in early October, with 12 homes for sale against 13 under contract, and the average home sold for 100.5 percent of list. Price close to recent sales of your exact home type. Our guide to selling your Morrell Park home covers pricing, timing, and how a cash offer compares to listing.
Frequently Asked Questions About Morrell Park PA Homes for Sale
How much do homes cost in Morrell Park?
The median Morrell Park sale was $338,000 from April through September 2026, based on Bright MLS sales listed in the Morrell Park neighborhood. By type, the medians were rowhomes at $337,500, end of row homes at $350,000 and twins at $310,000.
How fast do homes sell in Morrell Park?
Half of the Morrell Park homes that sold from April through September 2026 went under contract within 11 days. The average was 21 days.
What is Morrell Park known for?
Morrell Park is known for its 1960s brick rowhomes, many with a garage facing the street, and for its spot next to Northeast Philadelphia Airport and Woodhaven Road. The land was once the summer estate of the Morrell family, which gave the neighborhood its name.
What school district serves Morrell Park?
Morrell Park is in the School District of Philadelphia. Part of every Philadelphia real estate tax bill funds the school district. The district assigns schools and can change those assignments, so check with the district for a specific address.
Is there new construction in Morrell Park?
No. None of the 47 Morrell Park sales from April through September 2026 was marked new construction. Nearly every home here is a resale.
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