Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Plymouth Meeting. The number of properties actively listed 'For Sale' in March was 64. The minimum list price was between $50,000 - $99,000, the maximum was between $800,000 - $849,999. There was 8 month supply of Single Family Homes.
There were 15 condos on the market for sale, with list prices between $100,000 - $149,000 and $350,000 - $399,000. There were one condo sold in March. There is a 15 month supply of condos on the market.
There were 8 SFH properties sold, the average list to sold price was 92%.
The average DOM (Days On Market) was between 0-30 days for two properties, two between 31-60, one between 61-90, one between 91-120, none between 121-180, and two for 181+
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ZIP Code: 19462 Location Characteristics: Plymouth Meeting is centrally located with access to major routes, 476, 76, 276, and 422.
Plymouth Township was laid out by William Penn on May 5, 1686. The Township is 98 years older than Montgomery County, which was established in 1784.
The total area of Plymouth Township consists of 5,153 acres, or approximately 8.3 square miles. The Township boundaries are almost the same as originally surveyed. A portion was taken from the township when Conshohocken was incorporated as a borough in 1850. A small section in the western end of the township was annexed by Norristown, which became a borough in 1812.
The township was originally settled by members of the "Society of Friends", or Quakers. They sailed from Devonshire, England on the ship "Desire", arriving in Philadelphia on June 23, 1686. The Township takes its name from the settlers' hometown of Plymouth in Devonshire.
