Wayne, PA homes for sale by township and price

Homes for sale in Wayne, PA, at $1M and up come from a large stock: owners in ZIP 19087 value about 2,033 homes at that level, about as many as Gladwyne and Villanova combined. Filter by township first, because that one ZIP bills under three county tax systems. Only about 292 are valued at $2M or more, so if that's your budget, compare Bryn Mawr homes for sale.

About 2,033 of 8,797 owner-occupied homes in ZIP 19087, or 23.1%, plus or minus 287. Zillow's typical value is $833,507 for September 2026, so $1M is above the middle here. Still, the same Census count gives Gladwyne about 959 and Villanova about 947, which together make about 1,906. That makes the supply about equal to theirs combined, on more land and at lower shares.

Those counts are owners' opinions and lag today's prices, so use them to size the bands, then ask for sold data. Take $1M to $1.5M as the band with real choice, and go to a private search for homes at $2M and up, where about 292 homes spread over 15.62 square miles make a portal watch slow.

Pick your township before you read a price, since the same mailing address covers all three. On estimated tax, Tredyffrin and Radnor are within about $1,000 on $2M, so taxes shouldn't decide between them. Transfer tax and the school district should get more of your attention. If one line is all you want to check, Wynnewood homes for sale are about 95% Lower Merion by land.

Tredyffrin homes with a Wayne address

Half the ZIP's land, in Chester County and the Tredyffrin/Easttown School District. Chester County's recorder lists a 1.5% local transfer tax here, or 2.5% with the state's 1%, which is $25,000 on a $1M sale before any split. T/E's site carries redistricting and new-school sections, so confirm the address again before closing.

Radnor homes with a Wayne address

About 35% of the land, in Delaware County, with downtown Wayne and the three locally reviewed districts. Have your title company confirm the local transfer tax here, which may also be 1.5%. Homestead relief of about $500 is larger than Tredyffrin's $346.

Upper Merion homes with a Wayne address

About 15% of the land, in Montgomery County and the Upper Merion Area School District. We don't have a confirmed 2026 rate, so this page prints no bill. Ask for the parcel's last tax bill, and read the Montgomery County record. A parcel near the edge may fall elsewhere, too, which the guide to Wayne's county and township lines covers.

No, so expect to pay at the high: Zillow's typical value for ZIP 19087 hit a new peak in September 2026, up 6.07% in a year, 41.8% in five and 81.41% in ten. That five-year figure beats Bryn Mawr's 39.53% and Wynnewood's 37.69%, so the older comps in a Wayne file can run well behind today's values.

Across the Philadelphia metro and at all prices, 26.3% of listings had a price cut in September, against 24.8% a year earlier. So ask how long a Wayne listing has been up and what it started at, and compare it with closed sales in the same township. The Main Line price trend has the longer view.