Upper Makefield Township

Upper Makefield Township municipal offices are located at 1076 Eagle Road, Newtown PA 18940; phone: 215-969-3340.

Upper Makefield students attend schools (K-12) that are part of the Council Rock School District.

The median resale prices for Upper Makefield Township homes are among the highest in southeaster Pennsylvania, rivaling (and by some categories exceeding) values found in municipalities along the Philadelphia Main Line. The township's well-preserved sense of history and 'place' contribute to it's popularity. It's historic significance is represented in vestiges of 3 historic villages (Jericho, Taylorsville, and Woodhill) plus 3 National Register Historic Districts, Brownsburg, Buckmanville, and Dolington.

"Several homesteads ... served as officers' headquarters during the Revolutionary War. General Washington made his famous crossing of the Delaware from McKConkey's Ferry. This historic site is now the location of Washington Crossing State Park." - Villages of Bucks County, Bucks County Planning Commission

The township is known for contempory luxury homes which are found throughout, with an interesting concentration clustered in an area we call The Woodhill Corridor, an area roughly bounded by Taylorsville, Stonybrook, Eagle, and Wrightstown Roads.