Methacton School District, Montgomery County, PA
Berwick Place
About
Berwick Place is a 154-unit attached townhome subdivision in Worcester Township, Montgomery County, built circa 1995 by Dilsheimer. The Berwick Place Homeowners Association, Inc. — incorporated in Pennsylvania and managed by North Penn Real Estate of Lansdale — maintains the community and operates a resident portal and mobile app for communications, community news, and security updates. Homes are three-bedroom, 2.5-bath structures with interior square footage ranging from roughly 1,932 to 2,900 sq ft, and the community sits at the intersection of East Mount Kirk Avenue and Berwick Place, with proximity to Valley Forge National Historical Park, Providence Town Center in Collegeville, and the Skippack corridor.
Specifications
Home Stock
Three-bedroom, 2.5-bath attached townhomes built circa 1995, offered as both interior-row and end-of-row configurations. Floor plans frequently include a two-story foyer, wood-burning fireplace, first-floor half bath, second-floor laundry, and an owner’s suite with vaulted ceilings and walk-in closet. Private rear decks are common.
Location & Access
The community entrance sits at East Mount Kirk Avenue and Berwick Place in the 19403 ZIP code, within Worcester Township. Primary township arteries are Pennsylvania Route 363 and Pennsylvania Route 73. Route 422 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Northeast Extension (I-476) provide regional access.
Location Anchors
Norristown, PA 19403
Montgomery, PA
40.160, -75.408
What Makes This Distinct
Because the HOA carries responsibility for exterior common-area maintenance on attached townhomes, buyers should request the current reserve fund study and budget before closing — Pennsylvania law does not mandate a minimum reserve threshold, so adequacy varies by association. The Berwick Place Homeowners Association, Inc. is a registered Pennsylvania nonprofit corporation (company number 2578134), which means its governing documents and annual reports are on file with the Pennsylvania Department of State and can be independently verified.
Worth Asking
Have you considered what the HOA’s reserve fund balance covers relative to the age of the roofs — units built circa 1995 are now approximately 30 years old, and roof replacement cycles for attached townhome communities typically run 20–30 years, meaning a capital call or special assessment may already be on the horizon?
Common Questions
How many homes are in Berwick Place, and who manages the HOA?
Berwick Place contains 154 townhomes, per the community’s own HOA website (berwickplace.com). The Berwick Place Homeowners Association, Inc. is a Pennsylvania-registered nonprofit corporation managed by North Penn Real Estate, headquartered at 2131 N. Broad St., Suite 102, Lansdale, PA 19446 (phone: 215-855-9526). The association uses the FRONTSTEPS platform to deliver resident communications, security notices, and community updates.
Which schools serve Berwick Place, and how are they structured?
Berwick Place falls within the Methacton School District, which serves Worcester and Lower Providence townships. The district’s grade structure runs K–4 at the elementary level (Worcester or Eagleville Elementary, depending on exact address within the township), grades 5–6 at Skyview Upper Elementary, grades 7–8 at Arcola Intermediate, and grades 9–12 at Methacton High School. Buyers should confirm the specific elementary assignment with the district directly, as small sections of Worcester Township are zoned to Eagleville Elementary rather than Worcester Elementary.
What is the typical layout and size of a Berwick Place townhome?
Most units are three-bedroom, 2.5-bath attached townhomes with interior living space in the range of roughly 1,932 to 2,900 sq ft. Common features documented in public records include a two-story foyer, wood-burning fireplace, eat-in kitchen, first-floor powder room, second-floor laundry, and an owner’s suite with vaulted ceilings. Each home includes a one-car garage. Both interior-row and end-of-row configurations exist within the community, and end units represent the less common type based on recent public records settlement data.
Items to Verify with Your Agent
A few specifics on this page are sourced from secondary aggregators or older filings. Confirm before relying:
- Builder — LivingPlaces.com names Dilsheimer as builder circa 1995; no primary source (e.g., original deed, township permit records) independently confirms this. Treat as credible secondary-source citation, not primary-verified.
- Hoa Fee Amount — Current monthly or annual HOA fee amount not published on berwickplace.com or any verified public source; buyer must request directly from the HOA or via resale disclosure.
- Hoa Amenities Detail — The HOA website confirms a resident portal and mobile app but does not itemize specific physical amenities (e.g., pool, clubhouse). No pool or clubhouse is confirmed for Berwick Place specifically.
- Most Common Elementary — Public records structural data leaves this blank. Worcester Township zoning splits between Worcester Elementary and Eagleville Elementary for K–4; buyers must confirm assignment with Methacton School District for their specific address.
- Appreciation Range Text — 33-year appreciation index data not provided in the input and could not be independently verified for this subdivision specifically.
- Avg Year Built — Input listed as unknown; LivingPlaces.com cites circa 1995 and one public records record confirms a 1995 construction date, but a formal average across all 154 units was not found.
School District
Berwick Place is served by the Methacton School District. Buyers should verify current school assignments directly with the district.
View Methacton School District Information
Sources Consulted
Public deed records · Montgomery County Recorder · berwickplace.com · livingplaces.com · bexrealty.com · neighborhoods.com · opencorporates.com · zoominfo.com · northpennrealestate.com · pennsylvania.hometownlocator.com · en.wikipedia.org · methacton.org
Data refreshed: April 25, 2026 (median sold, appreciation, performance tiers, narratives) · Content reviewed: April 25, 2026 (overview, structural insight, FAQs)
The Cyr Team · 2418 neighborhoods · 4 counties · 33 years of public sales records