Washington Place in Conshohocken

Washington Place is Pulte’s condominium community on Washington Street in Conshohocken, with six one and two bedroom plans from $399,990 to $549,990. Five condos at 431 Washington Street are listed for delivery between October and December 2026, each with a published $20,000 cut.

What Pulte Has Published About Washington Place

The sales address is 421 Washington Street, Conshohocken PA 19428. We pulled the parcel record for a Pulte-owned unit at 421 Washington Street at the Montgomery County property records office: Conshohocken Borough, Colonial School District.

These are condominiums from 1,112 to 1,589 square feet, with covered parking. Pulte points to SEPTA Regional Rail within walking distance, the Schuylkill River Trail about a mile away, and a riverfront promenade and onsite amenities it describes as future.

Pulte does not publish the association fee. On a condo, that fee is part of the real price. Get it in writing before you compare.

Six Plans

The Jadwin, one bedroom and one bath at 1,112 square feet, starts at $399,990. The Cannon, two bedrooms and one bath at 1,130 square feet, is $409,990.

The Firestone at 1,371 square feet and the Hamilton at 1,431 are both $509,990, two bedrooms and two baths. The Ivy at 1,565 square feet is $539,990, and the Lewis at 1,589 is $549,990.

The jump from the Cannon to the Firestone is $100,000 for a second bath and 241 more square feet. That is the biggest step in the plan list.

Five Condos Coming at 431 Washington Street

As of September 22, 2026, Pulte lists five condos at 431 Washington Street, each cut by $20,000:

A Cannon in Unit 2102 at $396,390, expected December 2026. A Hamilton in Unit 2303 at $545,175, expected October 2026. A Firestone in Unit 2212 at $552,170, expected November 2026. An Ivy in Unit 2101 at $602,200 and a Lewis in Unit 2113 at $604,070, both expected November 2026.

The Cannon in Unit 2102 is $13,600 below the Cannon’s own starting price, and below the Jadwin too. It is the lowest listed price on a two bedroom here.

What Buyers Have Actually Paid

County deed records show 39 condos at 421 Washington Street sold between March 10 and July 27, 2026, at prices from $387,290 to $646,710. The median was $542,595.

That median sits in the price range of the two bedroom, two bath plans. Ask what drives the price on the specific unit and floor you like.

Same Plans in Colmar

Pulte sells the same plan names at Link at Colmar in Hatfield Township, at similar square footage. Every one costs less there, by $70,000 on the Cannon up to $150,000 on the Lewis. The difference is attached to the community, not the plan.

What $399,990 Means in Conshohocken

The typical Conshohocken home is worth $485,702, up 1.7 percent over the past year, through August 31, 2026 (Zillow data). Washington Place starts about 18 percent below that, and the median recorded sale here sits about 12 percent above it. More on the local market is on our Conshohocken real estate page.

What This Means for You

Look at the Cannon in Unit 2102 first. It is the least expensive two bedroom Pulte lists here. If you need a second bath, the step up is $100,000, so decide early whether you need it.

Register with us before your first visit. Pulte pays the buyer agent fee from its own marketing budget, so representation costs you nothing and the home does not get cheaper without it. Let’s talk.

Frequently Asked Questions About Washington Place

Where is Washington Place?

The sales address is 421 Washington Street, Conshohocken PA 19428. The county parcel record places it in Conshohocken Borough, Montgomery County, in the Colonial School District, which sets the school portion of the property tax bill.

What is available at Washington Place right now?

As of September 22, 2026, five condos at 431 Washington Street from $396,390 to $604,070, expected between October and December 2026, each with a published $20,000 cut.

How much are condos at Washington Place?

Plans start at $399,990 for the Jadwin and run to $549,990 for the Lewis. Recorded sales from March through July 2026 ranged from $387,290 to $646,710. Pulte has not published the association fee.

Do I need my own agent to buy at Washington Place?

No, and the sales office will write your contract without one. That office works for Pulte. The builder pays the buyer agent fee from its marketing budget, so bringing your own representation costs you nothing and skipping it does not lower the price. Register with your agent on your first visit, since most builders will not pay a fee to an agent introduced later. Let’s talk.

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