Now Selling with Quick Move-Ins Available

Montgomery County, PA • Huntingdon Valley

Philmont 55+

by NVHomes

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About Philmont 55+

Just around the corner from its sister community, Philmont 55+ by NVHomes offers larger single-family and carriage-style homes on the same country club grounds in Huntingdon Valley. The Kensington and Villanova floorplans both feature first-floor owner's suites and fenced yards, paired with included lawn care and snow removal. An included country club social membership brings tennis, pickleball, a pool, and a full-service clubhouse restaurant just steps from home.

Community Snapshot

Builder
NVHomes
Location
Huntingdon Valley, Montgomery County, PA
Status
Now Selling with Quick Move-Ins Available

Details are based on available pre-construction information and are subject to change. Confirm all specifications directly with the builder.

Community Highlights

  • Priced from $764,990
  • Status: Now Selling with Quick Move-Ins Available
  • Home types: Single Family / Active Adult / First Floor Owner
  • First-floor owner's suites with fenced yards

Builder / developer information:  www.nvhomes.com/new-homes/communities/10222120152722/pennsylvania/huntingdon-valley/philmont →

Should you use a buyer’s agent for new construction?

Yes — and it costs you nothing. Builder sales agents represent the builder, not you. Ariella and Lukasz review builder contracts, guide upgrade selections, coordinate independent inspections, and represent your interests from contract through closing. The builder pays the buyer’s agent commission.

Interested in Philmont 55+?

We can schedule a builder tour, review the purchase contract before you sign, and confirm whether this community is the right fit for your timeline and budget.

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