Knightsbridge in Lansdale: Keystone Custom Homes, Coming Soon

Keystone Custom Homes is planning Knightsbridge in Lansdale, and sales have not opened. The builder has not published a street address, a homesite count, floor plans or pricing, and lists the community as coming soon with a VIP list.

Knightsbridge is the only new construction community in Lansdale on our list. This page carries what has been published, how the builder’s other pricing reads against the Lansdale market, and why a Keystone community is decided before the public ever sees it. Information current as of September 20, 2026. We update it when the builder does.

What Keystone Custom Homes Has Published About Knightsbridge

The community is in Lansdale, PA 19446, in Montgomery County, described as an established setting with quick access to I-476, US-202 and I-276, minutes from downtown Lansdale, its Saturday farmer’s market and First Friday events, and near Whites Road Park. Keystone lists the community in the North Penn School District, which sets the school portion of the property tax bill.

That is most of it. No street address, no homesite count, no lot sizes, no plan names, no square footage, no bedroom or bath counts, no association fee, no opening date and no pricing. What Keystone does publish is the sequence a buyer moves through: join the VIP list, complete a survey, schedule an appointment on a first come first served basis, attend a VIP Preview Event for a first look at the homesites, then sign a contract.

What Keystone Prices Look Like Around Lansdale

The typical Lansdale home is worth $502,627, up 2.0% over the past year, and homes go to pending in around 8 days, per Zillow data through August 31, 2026. That 2.0% is the slowest appreciation of any town in this corridor we track, which matters more to the sale side of a move than to the purchase.

Keystone lists five nearby communities on the Knightsbridge page, and they give the only available read on where this one might open. Penshyre Place in Souderton from the $820s, Enclave at Everleigh Woods in Perkasie from the $800s, Greenbriar Pointe in Perkiomenville from the $790s, Millstone at Parkside in Quakertown from the $730s, and Glenwood Chase in Pennsburg from the $670s. All as published by Keystone in September 2026, with plans from 1,664 to 4,630 square feet and three to seven bedrooms.

Every one of those five is farther from Philadelphia than Lansdale, and every one opens well above the typical Lansdale home. A buyer who knows those five numbers can judge the opening price at Knightsbridge. A buyer who does not has nothing to judge it against.

The buyer here is usually a family trading up inside the area, or someone moving out from closer in and buying more house for the same money. Either way they own a home now. Lansdale resales go to pending in about a week while a new home takes months to build, so the timelines do not match on their own. Planning the order is the work.

Why Coming Soon Is the Moment That Matters

Keystone publishes its own sequence, and it is worth reading closely. Appointments to discuss floor plans and pricing go to the VIP list on a first come, first served basis. At the VIP Preview Event buyers get the first look at homesites and the chance to book a contract appointment in a priority timeslot before the community is released to the public.

That is the builder stating that homesites are chosen and contracts are written before this community goes public. Showing up after the public release means choosing from what is left.

It also moves the registration question earlier. The first contact with this builder is a form or a phone number, not a model home. Most builders tie a buyer to the sales office at the first registered contact, and an agent brought in later may not be recognized. Policies vary by builder and they change. Have your agent register you first. Here is why the first visit matters.

What This Means for You

If Knightsbridge is on your list, get registered through us so it is on record before the VIP process starts. Then start the conversation about your current home, because the gap between the preview event and the contract appointment is short and a builder contract will not wait for a sale.

If you are watching the area more broadly, our Lansdale real estate page carries the resale market, and the full list of new construction communities across the Philadelphia suburbs is updated as builders publish.

Thinking about buying or selling in Lansdale? Let’s talk.

Frequently Asked Questions About Knightsbridge

Where is Knightsbridge?

Knightsbridge is in Lansdale, PA 19446, Montgomery County. Keystone Custom Homes has not published a street address. The builder describes quick access to I-476, US-202 and I-276, with downtown Lansdale and Whites Road Park nearby.

When will Knightsbridge open for sales?

Keystone lists it as coming soon with no opening date. The VIP list is contacted first about appointments, then a VIP Preview Event is held before the community is released to the public. We update this page as details are announced.

How much will homes at Knightsbridge cost?

Keystone has not published pricing. Its five nearby communities run from the $670s in Pennsburg to the $820s in Souderton as of September 2026, all of them farther out than Lansdale. Ask us for figures once they are published.

Do I need my own agent to buy at Knightsbridge?

No law requires one, but the sales team works for Keystone. 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 contact.

Thinking about buying or selling in Lansdale? Let’s talk.