Regency at Willowcrest in Southampton: Toll Brothers 55+ Townhomes from $699,995
Toll Brothers is selling at Regency at Willowcrest, an age-restricted 55+ townhome community at 201 Pressmore Drive in Southampton, with base pricing from $699,995 and six quick move-in homes available.
This is a community you can walk today, which makes it a different decision. The question is not whether to get on a list. It is which of the available homes is right, and what the difference between them is really costing you. Information current as of September 20, 2026. We update it when the builder does.
Want current pricing and homesite availability at Regency at Willowcrest? 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 quick move-in list and delivery dates for you.
What Toll Brothers Has Published About Regency at Willowcrest
The address is 201 Pressmore Drive, Southampton, PA 18966, in Bucks County. Toll Brothers offers four townhome plans, each with three bedrooms, two to four baths plus a half bath, two-car garages, two stories and a first-floor primary suite. The Cassidy starts at $699,995 and 2,232 square feet, the Reeves at $709,995 and 2,233, the Vernick at $719,995 and 2,371, and the Ruland at $729,995 and 2,353. Elite versions of the plans run from $739,995 to $769,995.
The amenity list is the part a resale in this price range cannot answer: a clubhouse with a fitness center, an outdoor pool, a bocce court, a covered patio with a fireplace, walking trails, a community garden and a fire pit. Lawn care and snow removal are included. Toll Brothers has not published the association fee, the total number of homes, or the school district. That last one still sets the school portion of the property tax bill even in an age-restricted community, so ask us to confirm it for the specific homesite.
What a $700,000 Townhome Means in Southampton
Zillow does not publish a separate value index for Southampton, so the county figure is the reference. The typical Bucks County home is worth $527,322, up 3.4% over the past year, and homes go to pending in around 8 days, per Zillow data through August 31, 2026. Base pricing here opens about 33 percent above that.
The buyer at Regency is almost always a seller first, and usually a seller of something larger and older within a few miles. That is the whole transaction. The townhome is the easy part. The house being left behind, often four bedrooms on a half acre with thirty years of accumulation in it, decides the timeline. A Bucks County home in good condition goes to pending in about a week right now, which sounds like an advantage until you are the one who has to be out.
That is the conversation to have before you pick a homesite, not after. The order of operations, what the current house is worth, and whether you sell or buy first are decisions much cheaper to make early.
Why the Quick Move-In Homes Matter Right Now
Toll Brothers lists six quick move-in homes at Regency at Willowcrest, priced from $764,000 to $829,000, with delivery dates in November and December of 2026.
Read those two numbers against each other. Base pricing starts at $699,995 and the quick move-in homes start at $764,000. That gap is not a markup on the same house. It is options, structural choices and homesite premiums that someone has already selected, built into a finished home you can walk through instead of imagine. For some buyers that is the better deal, because you see exactly what you are buying instead of guessing at a design studio budget. For others it is paying for choices you would not have made.
The delivery dates are worth noticing too. A home the builder expects to close in November or December is a home with a date attached, and a date is a different conversation than a house that has not been started. What that means for terms is not something to assume from a web page, and builder policies vary and change. It is a question to ask, with someone asking it on your side.
What This Means for You
If Regency at Willowcrest is on your list, get registered through us before your first visit to the sales office so your representation is on record, then let us pull the current quick move-in list, because six homes at these prices will not be six homes for long.
If you are watching the area more broadly, our Southampton real estate page carries the resale market, including the kind of home Regency buyers are usually selling, and the full list of new construction communities across the Philadelphia suburbs is updated as builders publish.
Thinking about buying or selling in Southampton? Let’s talk.
Selling a home to buy here? Find out what your current home would sell for before the builder sets your closing date. Or text 267-458-2438 and we will map both timelines together.
Frequently Asked Questions About Regency at Willowcrest
Where is Regency at Willowcrest?
Regency at Willowcrest is at 201 Pressmore Drive, Southampton, PA 18966, in Bucks County. Toll Brothers lists Tamanend Upper Southampton Park, Northampton Township Municipal Park and Tyler State Park nearby, with Newtown and New Hope a short drive away.
What is available at Regency at Willowcrest right now?
Four townhome plans are offered from $699,995, with Elite versions to $769,995, and six quick move-in homes are listed from $764,000 to $829,000 with November and December 2026 delivery dates, as of September 20, 2026.
How much are homes at Regency at Willowcrest?
Base pricing starts at $699,995 for the Cassidy at 2,232 square feet and runs to $729,995 for the Ruland at 2,353 square feet, before homesite premiums and design selections. Elite versions run from $739,995 to $769,995.
Do I need my own agent to buy at Regency at Willowcrest?
No law requires one, but the sales office works for Toll Brothers. Your own agent reads the builder contract, compares the quick move-in homes against a to-be-built, and manages the sale of your current home. Register before your first visit.
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