Woodford Glen in Horsham: 22 Toll Brothers Homes on One-Acre Lots, Coming Soon

Toll Brothers is bringing 22 single-family homes on one-acre-plus homesites to a cul-de-sac off Bloomfield Lane in Horsham, and sales have not opened yet. The builder lists the community as coming soon with pricing anticipated from the $1,600,000s.

This page carries what Toll Brothers has published about Woodford Glen, what that price means against the Horsham market, and why the window before sales open is the one that matters. Information current as of September 20, 2026. We update it when the builder does.

What Toll Brothers Has Published About Woodford Glen

The community sits at 2 Bloomfield Lane, Horsham, PA 19044, in Montgomery County. Toll Brothers describes it as an intimate cul-de-sac of 22 homes on homesites of one acre or more, which is a rare lot size for new construction anywhere inside the Route 309 corridor. The property sits in the Hatboro-Horsham School District, which sets the school portion of the property tax bill.

Four floor plans are listed. The Cloverfield starts at 4,658 square feet, the Mayweather at 4,778, the Kingswood at 5,210 and the Warhol at 6,617. All four run four to five bedrooms, with first-floor bedroom suite options, side-entry garages of up to three to five bays depending on plan, and finished basement and loft options. Buyers select finishes at the Toll Brothers Pennsylvania Design Studio. Pricing is anticipated from the $1,600,000s. No opening date, no HOA figure and no lot premium schedule have been published.

What a $1.6 Million New Build Means in Horsham

The typical Horsham home is worth $442,740, up 1.9% over the past year, per Zillow data through August 31, 2026. Woodford Glen will open at more than three and a half times that figure. These will be among the most expensive homes in the township the day they settle, and the resale comparables for a 5,000 square foot house on an acre in Horsham are thin.

That cuts two ways. Thin comps mean an appraiser will have to look outside the township, which matters if you are financing. Thin comps also mean that when these homes resell, they set their own market, and the buyer who chose the best lot in a 22-home cul-de-sac holds the strongest position. Lot selection at this price is not a detail. It is most of the decision.

There is one more thing the price tells you. Almost nobody buys a $1.6 million new build in Horsham with cash from nowhere. The Woodford Glen buyer is selling a home in the area, usually in the $700,000 to $1,000,000 range, and the sequence of those two transactions is where the money is made or lost. Builder delivery dates move. Your closing date has to move with them.

Why Coming Soon Is the Moment That Matters

On a 22-lot community, the lots that back to open space, sit at the end of the cul-de-sac or avoid the road noise from Route 611 go first, and they go to the buyers who were on the list before the sales office opened. Toll Brothers, like most large builders, releases lots in phases and adjusts base pricing between releases. The first release is usually the best pricing the community will ever see.

Getting on the builder’s interest list is free and it 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 the models are built. Here is why the first visit matters.

What This Means for You

If you are considering Woodford Glen, do two things now. Get on the list, through us, so the registration is on record before sales open. Then have a real conversation about your current home, because the sale of that house sets the timeline for this one, and a builder contract will not wait for it.

If you are watching the township more broadly, Woodford Glen is one of the single-family new construction options announced in Horsham, and Pulte now lists the Liberty Ridge townhomes on the other side of town as sold out. Our Horsham 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 Horsham? Let’s talk.

Frequently Asked Questions About Woodford Glen

Where is Woodford Glen?

Woodford Glen is at 2 Bloomfield Lane in Horsham Township, Montgomery County, PA 19044. Toll Brothers describes it as a cul-de-sac community of 22 single-family homes on homesites of one acre or more, close to Routes 611, 202, 309 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

When will Woodford Glen open for sales?

Toll Brothers lists the community as coming soon and has not published an opening date. Buyers on the interest list are typically notified before public release. We track the builder’s page and will update this page when a date or a first lot release is announced.

How much will homes at Woodford Glen cost?

Toll Brothers anticipates pricing from the $1,600,000s, before lot premiums, structural options and design studio selections. Final pricing is set at release and typically rises between phases. Ask us for current figures once the builder publishes them.

Do I need my own agent to buy at Woodford Glen?

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.

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