Downingtown Area School District, Chester County, PA

Williamsburg

Performance Tier

Exceptional

Median Sold

$768,000

Avg. Appreciation

110%

Avg. $ Gain

$375,646

2025 Sales

14

Premium price tier
Moderate Activity

Compared to the Downingtown Area district average, Williamsburg is
outperforming by 45%.

Based on 33 years of public sales records across 2418 neighborhoods in 4 counties.

About

Williamsburg is a master-planned community of 461 homes set on 258 acres spanning Uwchlan and East Caln Townships, approximately two miles north of Downingtown Borough. Built from the mid-1990s through the early 2000s, it is organized into named villages—Jefferson Grove, Madison Estates, and Uwchlan Woods among them—each with its own lot character but all governed by a single HOA managed by PENCO Management. Shared amenities include an adult pool, a children’s pool, a clubhouse with kitchen and entertainment space, ball fields, play areas, and paved access to the county-managed Struble Trail; the HOA’s social committee organizes calendar events including an Easter Egg Hunt, Movie Night in the Park, and Oktoberfest.

Specifications

Era
Late 20th Century (1980-2000) · avg year built 1999
Approximate Homes
~461 SFH
Interior Square Footage
Approximately 2,100–3,700+ sq ft of finished living area, depending on village and model; twins and carriage homes occupy the lower end of that range, while larger detached colonials in sections like Uwchlan Woods reach the upper end. Individual public records for sold homes on Williamsburg Boulevard confirm finished above-grade areas in the 2,700–3,600 sq ft band for detached models.
Lot Character
Lots across the community run roughly 0.18–0.35 acres for most detached homes, with select parcels—particularly in the Uwchlan Woods section—reaching 0.50 acres or more. The 258-acre master plan incorporates sidewalks, street trees, preserved open space, and internal cul-de-sacs. The Uwchlan Woods village uses a cluster-style layout that concentrates homes near a central recreation corridor, leaving a buffer of open land between the residential clusters and surrounding roads.
HOA
Active HOA · Williamsburg Homeowners Association (managed by PENCO Management)
School District
ZIP
19335

Home Stock

The dominant structure type is the two-story detached colonial or traditional, with brick-front elevations common in the Uwchlan Woods section. The broader community also includes twin/duplex and carriage-style homes. Most detached homes were built between 1995 and 2002 and feature two-car attached garages, 9-foot first-floor ceilings, and walk-out or full basements on many lots. Public records confirm 4-bedroom, 2.5–3.5 bath layouts as the most frequently sold configuration.

Location & Access

Located between PA-282 (Creek Road) and PA-113 on the Uwchlan/East Caln Township line. The Route 30 bypass, Route 100, and Route 202 are accessible within a short drive. The Downingtown SEPTA/Amtrak R5 station is nearby, providing rail service toward Philadelphia and Harrisburg. The Struble Trail, a paved multi-use rail-trail managed by Chester County, has a connection accessible from the Uwchlan Woods section of the community.

Location Anchors

Mailing City
Downingtown, PA 19335
County
Chester, PA
Centroid (lat, lng)
40.006, -75.703

What Makes This Distinct

Williamsburg’s 33-year appreciation index, drawn from 14 tracked sales, shows an average return pattern in the 80–120% range—roughly doubling purchase price—and outperforms the broader Downingtown Area School District index by a material margin, a pattern consistent with its premium price tier and historically fast absorption when homes enter the market.

For Buyers & Sellers

If You’re Buying

$768k median price point. historically strong appreciation. move fast – homes go quickly.

If You’re Selling

Strong appreciation – sellers gained $376k on average. outperforming the district by 45%. properties doubled in value (110% gain). homes selling quickly (quickly). median sale price $768k.

Worth Asking

Have you considered that Williamsburg straddles two townships—Uwchlan and East Caln—which means your property tax bill, municipal services provider, and even school feeder pattern could differ from your next-door neighbor’s depending on exactly which parcel you purchase?

Common Questions

What does the Williamsburg HOA actually cover, and who manages it?

The Williamsburg Homeowners Association is managed by PENCO Management (610-358-5580, Chadds Ford, PA). According to the HOA’s own site, a grounds and maintenance committee solicits bids and monitors vendors responsible for upkeep of the pool, clubhouse, and common and private road areas. HOA dues also fund pool access and common-area maintenance. The architectural committee reviews and approves homeowner modification requests at monthly Board meetings. Specific fee amounts and what is currently included can change; buyers should request the most recent budget, reserve study, and resale certificate before settlement.

Which schools serve Williamsburg, and does the feeder pattern differ by address?

Williamsburg falls within the Downingtown Area School District (DASD). Public records and the existing Cyr Team page both reference East Ward Elementary as the most commonly cited elementary school, with Lionville Middle School and Downingtown High School East appearing in listing data for Uwchlan Township parcels. However, because the community spans two townships—Uwchlan and East Caln—school assignments can vary by specific parcel. DASD has adjusted boundary lines over time. Anyone making a purchase decision based on a specific school assignment should confirm the current feeder pattern directly with DASD for their exact address before going under contract.

Is Williamsburg walkable, and how do residents access the Struble Trail?

Williamsburg’s internal street network features sidewalks throughout, and public records for homes in the Uwchlan Woods section specifically note paved access to the Struble Trail. The Struble Trail is a 2.6-mile paved, multi-use rail-trail managed by Chester County Parks that follows the East Branch of the Brandywine Creek; it connects to the Uwchlan Trail and Lions’ Trail, extending the off-road network further. For most destinations beyond the neighborhood—grocery stores, employment centers, the Route 30 corridor—a car is required.

Items to Verify with Your Agent

A few specifics on this page are sourced from secondary aggregators or older filings. Confirm before relying:

  • Builder — No single builder verified for the Williamsburg community. The community appears to have been developed across multiple phases and sections (Jefferson Grove, Madison Estates, Uwchlan Woods) possibly by different builders. No named builder was found in HOA records, public sales data, or public permit filings accessible via web search.
  • Hoa Fee Current — Historic public records show quarterly fees of $46–$53 (2018–2022 era). Current fee not verified; buyers must obtain current resale certificate from PENCO Management.
  • Approx Homes By Village — Total home count of 461 is verified via the HOA’s own site, but the per-village breakdown (Jefferson Grove, Madison Estates, Uwchlan Woods, core Williamsburg) is not publicly documented in any source found.
  • Tennis Court Current Status — One older public records listing references a tennis court in the Uwchlan Woods recreation area; the HOA’s own amenities page (williamsburghoa.net) does not list tennis as a current amenity. Status is unconfirmed.

School District

Williamsburg is served by the Downingtown Area School District. Buyers should verify current school assignments directly with the district.


View Downingtown Area School District Information

Sources Consulted

Public deed records · Chester County Recorder · williamsburghoa.net · pencomanagement.com · compass.com · thecyrteam.com · terrirepetto.com · kellyjvaughn.samson-properties.com · chesco.org · livingplaces.com · homes.com

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