Upper Dublin Real Estate

Suburban Comfort Along the Fort Washington Corridor

Upper Dublin Township blends quiet residential neighborhoods with one of the region's best-known employment centers, the Fort Washington Office Park. Established neighborhoods of colonials and contemporaries sit on tree-lined streets, and the township's central location between the Turnpike, Route 309, and Route 611 keeps residents close to everything.

Housing in Upper Dublin ranges from mid-century colonials and twins to newer builds and larger contemporary homes. Median home values are roughly $575,000, with most single-family sales falling in the $400,000 to $1 million range.

Schools and Education

Upper Dublin is served by the Upper Dublin School District, one of the highest-rated districts in Montgomery County, known for strong academics, athletics, and a modern, well-funded program.

• • Upper Dublin High School: A top-performing high school serving the township.
• • Township Elementary and Middle Schools: Well-regarded schools with active community support.
• • Private Options: Several independent and parochial schools within a short drive.

Lifestyle and Amenities

Residents enjoy township parks, pools, and recreation programs, plus convenient shopping along Welsh Road, Route 309, and in nearby Ambler. The Fort Washington station on SEPTA's Lansdale/Doylestown line stops right in the township.

Commuters reach Center City Philadelphia in roughly 35 minutes by car depending on traffic, or via SEPTA Regional Rail from the Fort Washington station.

Is Upper Dublin a good place to live?

Yes. Upper Dublin is a great place to live for families who want excellent schools, a stable market, and a short commute to both the office corridor and Center City. Its combination of schools, convenience, and strong community identity makes it one of Montgomery County's most sought-after townships.