The Reserve at Gwynedd
Upper Gwynedd Township, Montgomery County, PA

Del Webb/Pulte — Gated — 400 homes — Condos, townhomes & SFH — Built 2005–2012 — 16,000 sq ft across two amenity centers — $487K–$825K+

400
Total Homes
16,000 sq ft
Two Amenity Centers
Del Webb
Builder (Pulte)
~1.7%
Montgomery Co. Rate

Sold Out New Construction — Resale Only

Reserve at Gwynedd completed its Del Webb build 2005–2012. All 400 homes are resale. The dual amenity center infrastructure is well-established. Request the reserve fund study before purchase — dual centers mean higher ongoing capital maintenance requirements than single-clubhouse communities.

What the Reserve at Gwynedd Is

The Reserve at Gwynedd is Del Webb's signature 55+ community in Montgomery County — a gated 400-home development built between 2005 and 2012 by Del Webb (a Pulte brand). Del Webb builds exclusively for active adults and the Reserve at Gwynedd shows it: 16,000 square feet of amenity space across two separate centers, three home types giving buyers genuine choice, and a social infrastructure designed from scratch for 55+ residents. It is one of the most comprehensively amenitized resale communities in Montgomery County.

Upper Gwynedd Township sits at the convergence of Routes 202 and Welsh Road — easy access to Montgomeryville's major retail corridor (Montgomery Mall, IKEA, Home Depot), Skippack Village 15 minutes west, Lansdale Borough 5 minutes east, and the PA Turnpike Lansdale interchange 10 minutes away. Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital is approximately 8 miles east. Current resale prices range from ~$487K for 2 BR/2 BA condos to $825K+ for expanded single-family homes on premium lots.

Two Amenity Centers: Why This Is Better Than One Large Building

Most 55+ communities squeeze all amenities into one building — which means the indoor pool competes with the card club for noise levels, the fitness center is crowded next to the billiards room, and the ballroom doubles as everything. Del Webb split Reserve at Gwynedd into two dedicated buildings: an 8,000 sq ft Community Center (ballroom, library, multi-purpose rooms, catering kitchen) and a separate Recreation Center (indoor pool, fitness center, game rooms, craft rooms). The functional result is better: social events don't conflict with fitness activity. At 16,000 total sq ft across two buildings, this is one of the highest amenity ratios per resident in the Philadelphia 55+ market.

Home Types

Condominiums
~1,494–1,885 sq ft, 2 BR/2 BA, elevator buildings, secure parking. HOA ~$674/mo. $487K–$535K range.
Townhomes
Attached, multi-story options, 2–3 BR. Mid-range pricing between condo and SFH.
Single-Family Homes
Detached, up to 3,045 sq ft, 3 BR/2.5 BA, pond views on premium lots. $554K–$825K+.

Amenities

Indoor Pool (Rec Center)
Outdoor Pool
Fitness Center
Ballroom (Community Ctr)
Library
Game Room
Craft & Art Rooms
Catering Kitchen
Multi-Purpose Rooms
Walking Trails & Ponds
Gated Entry
Clubs & Activities Daily

Cost Structure

ItemDetailNotes
Condo Price~$487K–$535KVerify current MLS; HOA ~$674/mo covers most exterior expenses
SFH Price~$554K–$825K+Expanded models and pond-view premiums — verify current MLS
HOA Fee~$674/mo (condo); varies by home typeDual amenity centers, exterior, landscaping, snow; request reserve fund study
Property Tax~1.7% effective (Montgomery Co.)Upper Gwynedd Township — lowest county rate in the four-county market
PA Act 1 ExemptionFile by March 1Primary residents

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