Langhorne, PA Homes for Sale & Real Estate

They are two separate boroughs. Langhorne Borough had 1,643 residents in the 2020 census and includes the Langhorne Historic District, while Langhorne Manor, with 1,496 residents, borders it to the south and is home to Langhorne station. Both are in the Neshaminy School District and use the 19047 ZIP code.

Langhorne uses the 19047 ZIP code. A Langhorne mailing address can be in Langhorne Borough, Langhorne Manor, Penndel, Hulmeville or much of Middletown Township, so check the municipality on the property record before you buy.

According to RPR, the median estimated home value in Langhorne was about $650,000 in September 2026, up 6% from a year earlier, and the median sold price that month was $632,000. Prices vary with location, size, condition and lot, so check the market trends report on this page for the latest figures.

In September 2026, RPR showed about 1.4 months of inventory in Langhorne, a median of 5 days on market and homes selling at about 100% of list price, which points to a seller's market. Buyers should be preapproved and ready to act quickly on well priced homes.

Langhorne has historic Federal and Victorian homes in the borough, along with colonials, split levels, ranches, twins and townhomes in the surrounding neighborhoods.

Langhorne Borough and Langhorne Manor are in the Neshaminy School District. Neshaminy High School and Maple Point Middle School both have Langhorne addresses, along with Core Creek, Herbert Hoover and Tawanka Elementary Schools. School assignments vary by address, so confirm with the district before making an offer.

Property taxes in Langhorne are set by Bucks County, the borough and the Neshaminy 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 rate is 245.85865 mills in Langhorne Borough and 240.9374 mills in Langhorne Manor, so a home assessed at $50,000 would owe about $12,293 a year in Langhorne or $12,047 in Langhorne Manor 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.

Yes. Langhorne station in Langhorne Manor is on SEPTA's West Trenton Line, about 24 miles from Center City Philadelphia, with Regional Rail service into the city and on to West Trenton, New Jersey. Woodbourne station in Middletown Township is on the same line.

Sesame Place has a Langhorne mailing address but is located in neighboring Middletown Township, as are Oxford Valley Mall and Core Creek Park.

An experienced REALTOR® like Alisia Snyder helps buyers and sellers navigate the Langhorne market with local insight on pricing, listings and neighborhoods, from the historic borough to Langhorne Manor and the surrounding Middletown Township communities.