941 Church Rd, Springfield
Listing courtesy of Compass Pennsylvania, LLC. Contact: 6108223356
+14844420295
Premier Property Sales and Rentals
If you're searching for homes for sale in Springfield, PA, you're in the right hands, I actually live here. Springfield Township is my community, not just my market. As a Springfield resident, Springfield Athletic Association youth sports coach, and licensed Delaware County Realtor, I bring genuine insider knowledge to every transaction: which streets flood, which blocks sell in days, and which hidden gems offer the best value for the price.
And if we close on a house here, you may end up being my neighbor.
Springfield Township sits at the geographic center of Delaware County, which is exactly why so many families land here and stay for decades. You get easy access to everywhere, Philadelphia, the Main Line, the airport, the shore, without paying Main Line prices. The school district is one of Delco's most respected, the housing stock is diverse, and the community has a genuine small-town feel despite being minutes from a major city.
Springfield Township is made up of several distinct residential pockets, each with its own personality and price point:
Scenic Hills: One of Springfield's most desirable neighborhoods, classic mid-century Colonials and ranches on tree-lined streets, walkable to Scenic Hills Elementary. A perennial favorite for families relocating to Delco. Prices typically $475K–$675K.
Colonial Park: Well-established single-family neighborhood with a strong community identity. A mix of ranches and split-levels on generous lots. Prices typically $400K–$575K.
Beatty Woods & Beatty Hills: Quieter residential pockets with mature landscaping and a suburban feel. Popular with move-up buyers. Prices typically $425K–$600K.
Rolling Green: Named for the area surrounding Rolling Green Golf Club. A mix of housing styles in a well-kept setting. Prices typically $400K–$575K.
Golf View: Townhome community with a distinctive setting, units overlook Springfield Country Club's golf course. Low-maintenance living in a premium location. Prices typically $350K–$500K.
Stoney Creek: Mixed housing styles with mature landscaping along the Stoney Creek corridor. Good value relative to other Springfield neighborhoods. Prices typically $375K–$550K.
Morton: Technically its own borough with a Springfield School District address. Denser, walkable, and close to the SEPTA Media/Elwyn line station. A great entry point into the Springfield school district. Prices typically $300K–$450K. Browse Morton homes for sale →
Springfield has historically been a low-inventory, school-driven market, meaning homes that are priced correctly and presented well move fast. As of early 2026, the median sale price is approximately $480,000 to $510,000, homes are averaging under 10 days on market, and the vast majority of listings are receiving multiple offers within the first weekend. If you're a buyer in Springfield, preparation matters: having your financing in order before you start touring is not optional, it's essential.
If you're a seller, Springfield's tight inventory works in your favor, but pricing strategy and presentation still separate strong outcomes from average ones. I can provide a detailed comparative market analysis specific to your street and home style at no cost. See what Springfield homes are selling for right now →
Yes, consistently. Springfield Township offers one of the best combinations of school quality, commute access, community character, and relative affordability in Delaware County. It's the kind of place people move to and rarely leave.
Most of Springfield Township is served by the Springfield School District. Portions of the township near the Marple Township border may fall within the Marple Newtown School District, always verify the specific address before purchasing if schools are a deciding factor.
Approximately 12 to 15 miles from Center City, with a typical drive time of 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. SEPTA Regional Rail access is available via nearby Morton and Swarthmore stations on the Media/Elwyn Line.
The current median sale price is approximately $480,000 to $510,000. Entry-level homes (twins, ranches, smaller Capes) start around $275,000 to $350,000. Larger stone Colonials and homes in premium neighborhoods like Scenic Hills can reach $650,000 to $700,000+.
I've spent years coaching youth athletes with the Springfield Athletic Association, walking these streets, and watching this market from the inside. When you work with me, you're not getting a generalist who covers five counties, you're getting a neighbor who knows this township block by block.
Explore the Springfield School District →
See what Springfield homes are selling for →
Contact me for a free Springfield home search consultation →
Get a free Springfield home valuation →
Back to the Delaware County Community Guide →
Licensed Real Estate Agent in Pennsylvania and Delaware | Premier Property Sales and Rentals | 192 Saxer Avenue, Springfield, PA 19064 | 484-442-0295