Queens Grant Homes for Sale in Yardley, pA
Queens Grant is an established single-family neighborhood in Lower Makefield Township near Makefield Road and Big Oak Road. Built mainly from the mid-1970s through the early 1980s, homes generally offer 3 to 4 bedrooms, approximately 2,200 to 3,100 square feet, 2-car garages, basements, and lots of about 0.4 to 0.5 acres. Downtown Yardley, the SEPTA station, the Delaware River, I-295, Route 1, and Washington Crossing are nearby. Its eastern Bucks County location also works well for buyers moving from New Jersey who want to remain close to the river crossings.
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Queens Grant has the established residential feel many buyers associate with Yardley and Lower Makefield Township. Most of the neighborhood was built from the mid-1970s through the early 1980s, so the homes are newer and generally larger than those in some of Yardley's earlier postwar communities.
Three- and four-bedroom homes typically range from approximately 2,200 to 3,100 square feet. Lots are generally around 0.4 to 0.5 acres, giving homeowners useful outdoor space without the upkeep of a much larger property. Two-car garages are typical, and basements are common.
Over the years, individual owners have updated these homes in very different ways. Some properties have remodeled kitchens and baths, finished or walkout lower levels, expanded living areas, decks, patios, porches, or extensively landscaped backyards. Others retain more of their original finishes. That variety is important when comparing both asking prices and recent sales.
Queens Grant has a Yardley mailing address and is located in Lower Makefield Township near Makefield Road and Big Oak Road.
Schools Serving Queens Grant
Queens Grant is served by the Pennsbury School District. The neighborhood is associated with Edgewood Elementary School, Charles H. Boehm Middle School, and Pennsbury High School.
School assignments should always be confirmed for the specific property being considered because attendance boundaries can change.
Commuting and Nearby Destinations
Queens Grant puts several of Lower Makefield Township's main travel routes within easy reach. I-295 and Route 1 provide connections across Bucks County, toward Philadelphia, and into New Jersey, while the Yardley SEPTA station gives commuters a regional rail option.
Downtown Yardley is nearby for restaurants, shops, coffee, and local services. The Delaware River and Delaware Canal State Park add walking and cycling opportunities along the eastern edge of the township.
Washington Crossing Historic Park is also within convenient reach. For buyers who regularly travel into New Jersey, Queens Grant offers the advantage of staying in Bucks County while remaining reasonably close to several Delaware River crossings.
Similar Yardley Communities to Consider
Buyers who like Queens Grant often compare it with Arborlea, Edgewood Park, and Edgebrook. These neighborhoods offer their own mix of established homes, lot sizes, floor plans, and locations within Lower Makefield Township.
Makefield Manor, Carriage Hill, and Palmer Farm are other communities worth considering. The best fit usually comes down to home size, renovation level, lot setting, neighborhood location, and the type of outdoor space a buyer wants.
Nearby Bucks County Towns to Explore
If you want to stay close to Queens Grant but broaden the search, start with other homes for sale in Yardley and Lower Makefield Township. There is a wide range of established neighborhoods nearby, so buyers can often compare several different construction periods and home styles without moving far from the same general area.
Newtown offers another large selection of neighborhoods along with its walkable borough. Buyers who want to stay close to the river can also explore Washington Crossing, while the Langhorne area opens up additional options in Middletown Township.
Selling a Home in Queens Grant
If you own a home in Queens Grant, recent neighborhood sales are useful, but they rarely tell the whole story by themselves. A remodeled kitchen, finished walkout basement, outdoor living area, private lot, newer major systems, or a particularly well-maintained interior can separate one home from another even when the basic size and bedroom count are similar.
I can help you determine which sales are actually comparable and how your property fits into the current Yardley market. My services for Bucks County home sellers cover preparation, pricing, marketing, negotiations, and settlement.
You can also request a property-specific estimate through my Yardley home value page. When it is time to sell, my real estate marketing plan includes professional photography and a professional video walk-through at no additional charge, along with detailed online presentation and targeted exposure. You can review previous neighborhood activity on the Queens Grant sold homes page.
Questions About Queens Grant?
Have questions about homes for sale, recent sales, the community, or how Queens Grant compares with other communities in the area? Send me a message and I’ll be happy to help. You can also call or text me at (267) 566-0999.
Queens Grant FAQs
What types of homes are in Queens Grant?
Queens Grant is an established community of detached single-family homes in Lower Makefield Township. The neighborhood primarily features three- and four-bedroom residences with private lots and two-car garages.
When was Queens Grant built?
Queens Grant was built mainly from the mid-1970s through the early 1980s. The neighborhood has mature surroundings and an established residential appearance rather than the look of a recently constructed subdivision.
How large are homes in Queens Grant?
Queens Grant homes primarily have three to four bedrooms and approximately 2,200 to 3,100 square feet. Finished lower-level space, floor-plan differences, and interior renovations create further variation between individual properties.
How large are the lots in Queens Grant?
Lots in Queens Grant are generally about 0.4 to 0.5 acres. Buyers should compare lot position, backyard privacy, landscaping, fencing, and outdoor improvements when reviewing available homes.
Do Queens Grant homes have basements and garages?
The neighborhood includes homes with basements, finished and walkout lower levels, and two-car garages. Decks, patios, porches, private backyards, and fenced outdoor areas are also represented throughout Queens Grant.
Which schools serve Queens Grant?
Queens Grant is served by Pennsbury School District and is associated with Edgewood Elementary School, Charles H. Boehm Middle School, and Pennsbury High School. Buyers should verify the current assignment directly with the district.
Where is Queens Grant located?
Queens Grant is in Lower Makefield Township near Makefield Road and Big Oak Road. The neighborhood has a Yardley mailing address and is convenient to Downtown Yardley, regional rail service, parks, the Delaware River, and major roads.
Is Queens Grant convenient to New Jersey?
Yes. Queens Grant is convenient to I-295, Route 1, and Delaware River crossings. Its Lower Makefield Township location provides practical access to New Jersey, Philadelphia, and other parts of Bucks County.
What should buyers compare when viewing Queens Grant homes?
Buyers should compare renovation quality, basement configuration, finished lower-level space, lot placement, backyard privacy, fencing, outdoor improvements, and overall condition. These details create meaningful differences between homes with similar bedroom counts and square footage.
How can I receive Queens Grant listing updates?
Use the active home search on this page and register for listing alerts to receive updates when a Queens Grant property becomes available. You can also call or text Russell Volk at (267) 566-0999 for information or showing assistance.