Central Bucks School District Homes for Sale

About the Central Bucks School District

The Central Bucks School District serves nine central Bucks County municipalities: Chalfont, Doylestown and New Britain Boroughs, Buckingham, Doylestown, Plumstead, Warrington and Warwick Townships, and most of New Britain Township. It covers more than 120 square miles, enrolls about 16,500 students from kindergarten through 12th grade, and holds an overall grade of A+ from Niche in its 2027 rankings, where it ranks #2 among Bucks County districts.

Homes in the district carry Doylestown, Chalfont, Warrington, Jamison, Furlong, New Britain and Pipersville mailing addresses, along with some New Hope addresses in Buckingham Township. Mailing addresses do not always follow district lines, so confirm the school district on the property record before you buy.

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Central Bucks Schools

• Elementary schools (K to 5): Barclay, Bridge Valley, Buckingham, Butler, Cold Spring, Doyle, Gayman, Groveland, Jamison, Kutz, Linden, Mill Creek, Pine Run, Titus and Warwick Elementary Schools.
• Middle schools (6 to 8): Holicong, Lenape, Tamanend, Tohickon and Unami Middle Schools.
• High schools (9 to 12): Central Bucks High School East in Buckingham Township, Central Bucks High School South in Warrington and Central Bucks High School West in Doylestown.

School assignments are based on the home's address, so confirm with the Central Bucks School District before making an offer.

Property Taxes by Municipality

Property taxes in the Central Bucks School District are set by Bucks County, the municipality and the school district, which makes up most of the bill. The yearly tax is the assessed value times the combined millage, and one mill is $1 for every $1,000 of assessed value. On the Bucks County 2026 millage chart, the combined rates and the yearly tax on a home assessed at $50,000, before any homestead exclusion, are:

• Buckingham Township: 189.3 mills, about $9,465 a year
• Chalfont Borough: 208.8 mills, about $10,440 a year
• Doylestown Borough: 206.39 mills, about $10,320 a year
• Doylestown Township: 206.65 mills, about $10,333 a year
• New Britain Borough: 229.1 mills, about $11,455 a year
• New Britain Township: 200.55 mills, about $10,028 a year
• Plumstead Township: 203.24 mills, about $10,162 a year
• Warrington Township: 210.34 mills, about $10,517 a year
• Warwick Township: 199.8 mills, about $9,990 a year

Bucks County assessed values are far below market prices, so check the county property record for a home's assessment and most recent tax bill.

Towns in the Central Bucks School District

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Central Bucks School District FAQs

What towns are in the Central Bucks School District?

The Central Bucks School District serves nine Bucks County municipalities: Chalfont, Doylestown and New Britain Boroughs, Buckingham, Doylestown, Plumstead, Warrington and Warwick Townships, and most of New Britain Township. That includes homes with Doylestown, Chalfont, Warrington, Jamison, Furlong, New Britain and Pipersville mailing addresses. Mailing addresses do not always follow district lines, so confirm the school district on the property record before you buy.

How many schools are in the Central Bucks School District?

Central Bucks has 15 elementary schools for kindergarten through 5th grade, five middle schools for grades 6 through 8 (Holicong, Lenape, Tamanend, Tohickon and Unami) and three high schools for grades 9 through 12 (Central Bucks High School East, South and West).

How is the Central Bucks School District rated?

Niche gives the Central Bucks School District an overall grade of A+ in its 2027 rankings, where it ranks #19 of 495 districts in Pennsylvania and #2 in Bucks County. Ratings change from year to year, so check the latest Niche and Pennsylvania Department of Education data for current figures.

Which Central Bucks high school would a home be assigned to?

Central Bucks High School East in Buckingham Township, Central Bucks High School South in Warrington and Central Bucks High School West in Doylestown each serve different parts of the district. Assignments are based on the home's address and can change, so confirm with the district before making an offer.

How much are property taxes in the Central Bucks School District?

Property taxes in the Central Bucks School District are set by Bucks County, the municipality and the school district, which makes up most of the bill. The yearly tax is the assessed value times the combined millage, and one mill is $1 for every $1,000 of assessed value. On the Bucks County 2026 millage chart, combined rates in the district range from 189.3 mills in Buckingham Township to 229.1 mills in New Britain Borough, so a home assessed at $50,000 would owe about $9,465 to $11,455 a year before any homestead exclusion. Bucks County assessed values are far below market prices, so check the county property record for a home's assessment and most recent tax bill.

Can I search only homes in the Central Bucks School District?

Yes. The listings on this page show homes for sale assigned to Central Bucks High School East, South or West, and you can view all current Central Bucks School District listings or set up email alerts for new ones.

Why work with a REALTOR® who knows the Central Bucks School District?

An experienced REALTOR® like Alisia Snyder of Opus Elite Real Estate helps buyers compare homes across Doylestown, Buckingham, Warrington, Warwick and the rest of the district, check school assignments and taxes, and write strong offers in a competitive market.