Burgundy Hills Homes for Sale in Southampton, PA
Burgundy Hills is an established single-family neighborhood in Upper Southampton Township near Second Street Pike and Maple Avenue. Built mostly from the late 1950s through the mid-1960s, homes generally offer 3 to 4 bedrooms, approximately 1,200 to 2,000 square feet, and lots of about 0.3 to 0.4 acres. Basements, finished or walkout lower levels, 1-car garages, decks, patios, porches, and private backyards are represented throughout the community. Tamanend Park, Warminster Community Park, Street Road, County Line Road, and PA Turnpike access are all nearby.
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Burgundy Hills is an established single-family neighborhood in Upper Southampton Township near Second Street Pike and Maple Avenue. Its Southampton location places the community directly next to Warminster, giving buyers convenient access to shopping, parks, major roads, and neighboring Bucks County communities.
Built mostly from the late 1950s through the mid-1960s, Burgundy Hills features 3- and 4-bedroom homes with approximately 1,200 to 2,000 square feet on lots of about 0.3 to 0.4 acres. Basements and finished or walkout lower levels can add useful living and storage space, while 1-car garages, decks, patios, porches, private backyards, and fenced yards are represented throughout the neighborhood.
Because these homes have been owned, renovated, and expanded differently over the years, buyers should compare condition, interior improvements, finished lower-level space, outdoor areas, lot placement, and major-system updates rather than focusing only on the original size of the home.
What Buyers Should Compare in Burgundy Hills
In an established neighborhood like Burgundy Hills, two homes with similar bedroom counts can offer very different living experiences. Kitchen and bathroom renovations, additions, basement finish, storage, garage configuration, natural light, and the connection between the interior and backyard are all worth comparing carefully.
Exterior condition also matters. Roof age, windows, siding, mechanical systems, landscaping, drainage, patios, decks, fencing, and backyard privacy can affect both the purchase decision and future ownership costs.
Schools Near Burgundy Hills
Burgundy Hills is served by the Centennial School District. The community is associated with Davis Elementary School, Eugene Klinger Middle School, and William Tennent High School. Buyers should confirm the current attendance assignment for a specific property directly with the school district.
Commuting and Nearby Conveniences
Burgundy Hills is close to Second Street Pike, Street Road, County Line Road, and access to the PA Turnpike. These routes provide convenient connections through Southampton, Warminster, Feasterville, Churchville, Holland, Richboro, and other parts of Bucks County.
Tamanend Park, Warminster Community Park, and Upper Southampton Township recreation areas are also nearby. The neighborhood's position next to Warminster gives residents additional shopping, dining, recreation, and everyday services within a short drive.
Similar Communities to Consider
Buyers considering Burgundy Hills often compare nearby neighborhoods such as Casey Hills, Meadow Glen, and Gravel Hill Farm. Each provides another option for buyers searching for an established single-family home in or near Upper Southampton Township.
Other communities worth comparing include Huntingdon Hills, Creek View Estates, and Witherington Heights. Home size, lot dimensions, renovation level, neighborhood location, and school district placement can help determine which area best fits a buyer's priorities.
Nearby Areas Buyers Also Compare
Because Burgundy Hills sits next to Warminster, buyers frequently compare Southampton properties with homes for sale in Warminster. The two areas provide convenient access to many of the same shopping destinations, parks, and transportation routes while offering different neighborhoods and school-district boundaries.
Buyers may also expand their search toward Churchville, Feasterville, Holland, Ivyland, and Richboro when comparing home styles, lot sizes, commuting patterns, and surrounding amenities.
Selling a Home in Burgundy Hills
If you own a home in Burgundy Hills and are considering selling, recent neighborhood activity provides a useful starting point, but the strongest comparison depends on your property's condition and individual improvements. Interior renovations, additions, finished lower-level space, garage configuration, outdoor living areas, backyard privacy, and major-system updates can all affect how buyers respond.
I can help identify the Burgundy Hills sales that are genuinely relevant and determine how your home compares with current competition in Southampton, Upper Southampton Township, and nearby Warminster. My Bucks County home-selling services cover preparation, pricing, marketing, negotiations, and settlement.
You can request a property-specific estimate through my home value page. My real estate marketing plan includes professional photography, a professional video walk-through, detailed listing presentation, and targeted online exposure. To review previous neighborhood sales, visit the page for recently sold homes in Burgundy Hills.
Questions About Burgundy Hills?
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Burgundy Hills FAQs
Where is Burgundy Hills located?
Burgundy Hills is located in Southampton in Upper Southampton Township, near Second Street Pike and Maple Avenue. The community sits right next to Warminster, and many buyers searching in Southampton also compare nearby Warminster homes.
What types of homes are in Burgundy Hills?
Burgundy Hills offers single-family homes. The community was built mostly from the late 1950s to the mid 1960s and has an established Southampton neighborhood setting near Warminster.
How large are homes in Burgundy Hills?
Homes in Burgundy Hills feature 3–4 bedrooms, about 1,200–2,000 sq ft, and lot sizes around 0.3–0.4 acres. Homes include basements, finished or walkout lower levels, 1-car garages, decks, patios, porches, and private backyard areas.
When was Burgundy Hills built?
Burgundy Hills was built mostly from the late 1950s to the mid 1960s. The community has an established neighborhood feel with single-family homes, basement space, garage options, and a convenient Upper Southampton Township location.
What school district serves Burgundy Hills?
Burgundy Hills is served by Centennial School District. The schools listed for the community are Davis Elementary School, Eugene Klinger Middle School, and William Tennent High School.
Is Burgundy Hills close to Warminster?
Yes. Burgundy Hills is in Southampton in Upper Southampton Township, right next to Warminster. Buyers who search in Southampton often compare Warminster because the two areas are close together and share convenient access to parks, shopping, and major roads.
What is near Burgundy Hills?
Burgundy Hills is near Tamanend Park, Warminster Community Park, Upper Southampton Township parks, Street Road, County Line Road, Second Street Pike, and PA Turnpike access.
What similar communities should buyers compare with Burgundy Hills?
Buyers who like Burgundy Hills often compare Casey Hills, Meadow Glen, Gravel Hill Farm, Huntingdon Hills, Creek View Estates, and Witherington Heights. These communities also appeal to buyers searching for established single-family homes in Upper Southampton Township and nearby areas.
What nearby towns should buyers compare with Burgundy Hills?
Buyers looking at Burgundy Hills often compare Southampton, Warminster, Churchville, Feasterville, Ivyland, Holland, and Richboro. Each area offers a different mix of home styles, school district considerations, commuting routes, parks, and local conveniences.
Who should consider buying in Burgundy Hills?
Burgundy Hills is a strong fit for buyers who want an established single-family home community, 3–4 bedroom homes, manageable lot sizes, basement space, Centennial schools, and an Upper Southampton Township location next to Warminster.