280 North at Doylestown: 18 Toll Brothers Townhomes Steps from Downtown, from $979,995
Toll Brothers is planning 18 four-story townhomes at 1 Dutch Lane in Doylestown Borough, within walking distance of the downtown, and Toll Brothers is now selling. The Courtland starts at $979,995 and the Courtland Elite at $1,009,995.
This page carries what Toll Brothers has published, how that price compares to the market and to the other townhome project announced in Doylestown, and what to line up before your first visit. Information current as of October 4, 2026. We update it when the builder does.
Want current pricing and homesite availability at 280 North? Text or call us at 267-458-2438 or email josh@themcknightteam.com. We register you with Toll Brothers, so your representation is on record, and we pull the current homesite list and pricing for you.
What Toll Brothers Has Published About 280 North
The address is 1 Dutch Lane, Doylestown, PA 18901, in Bucks County. The property sits in the Central Bucks School District, which sets the school portion of the property tax bill. Toll Brothers describes 18 luxury townhomes on four stories, with three to four bedrooms, three to four full baths plus a half bath, and two-car garages.
Two plans are listed. The Courtland starts at 2,547 square feet and the Courtland Elite at 2,527. Both are built around elevators, rooftop terraces, lofts, flex rooms and open-concept kitchens, and the builder states that lawn care and snow removal are provided. The Courtland starts at $979,995 and the Courtland Elite at $1,009,995. Toll Brothers lists an offsite sales center at 1144 Virginia Drive in Fort Washington, open by appointment. No association fee and no lot premium schedule have been published.
What $979,995 Means in Doylestown
Zillow does not publish a separate value index for Doylestown Borough, so the county figure is the reference. The typical Bucks County home is worth $527,322, up 3.4% over the past year, per Zillow data through August 31, 2026. A townhome opening at about 1.9 times that number, with no yard to speak of, is not selling square footage. It is selling the ability to walk to State Street, and an elevator.
That combination points at one buyer. The Doylestown downsizer, leaving a large Central Bucks colonial on an acre for a home where somebody else cuts the grass and the restaurants are on foot. That buyer is a seller first, and the house they are leaving is usually worth more than the townhome they are buying. The sequencing of those two transactions is where this deal is won or lost.
There is a second townhome project coming to Doylestown. Foxlane Homes has announced Sconset Walk, 23 townhomes anticipated from the mid $800s, and still listed as coming soon. A buyer can price 280 North today and register for Sconset Walk at the same time.
Why Registration Still Matters
Eighteen homes is a small community, and in a four-story design the homes differ in rooftop exposure and street frontage. Ask which homesites are released and what premium each carries before you choose a plan.
Getting on the builder’s interest list is free and commits you to nothing. What it does not do is protect your right to be represented. Most builders tie a buyer to the sales office at the first registered visit, and an agent who shows up later may not be recognized. Have your agent register you before you tour, even before a model exists. Here is why the first visit matters.
What This Means for You
If you are considering 280 North, get registered through us before your first visit so the registration is on record, and get on the Sconset Walk list at the same time. Then have the conversation about your current home, because a builder contract will not wait for it to sell.
If you are watching Doylestown more broadly, our Doylestown real estate page carries the resale market, and the full list of new construction communities across the Philadelphia suburbs is updated as builders publish.
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Frequently Asked Questions About 280 North at Doylestown
Where is 280 North at Doylestown?
280 North is at 1 Dutch Lane in Doylestown Borough, Bucks County, PA 18901. Toll Brothers describes it as within walking distance of downtown Doylestown and near Broad Commons Park, Central Park and the Mercer Museum.
Is 280 North selling now?
Yes. As of October 4, 2026, Toll Brothers lists pricing for both plans and an offsite sales center at 1144 Virginia Drive in Fort Washington, open by appointment.
How much are townhomes at 280 North?
The Courtland starts at $979,995 and the Courtland Elite at $1,009,995, before premiums and design studio selections, as of October 4, 2026.
Do I need my own agent to buy at 280 North?
No law requires one, but the sales office works for Toll Brothers. Your own agent reads the builder contract, negotiates options and credits, and manages the sale of your current home. Register with your agent before your first visit or the builder may not recognize the representation.
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