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Bucks County · Middletown Township · #13110

34 attainable townhomes on Woodbourne Road

Southern side of Woodbourne Road, about 650 ft southeast of Wistar Road, Middletown Township, PA · 34 homes, townhomes · 4.1 acres

About this project

Proposes 34 attached townhouses under the attainable housing option on a 4.14-acre site, at about 8.76 units per acre. The site currently holds a vacant two-story building, a parking lot and driveways, which would all be demolished. Public water and sewer serve the site.

County recommendation: Raises serious concerns

Issues raised: Townhouses need conditional use approval in the P District; plan should not be approved until resolved, Open space not clearly identified on the plan, Recreation land requirement of 1,500 sq ft per unit not addressed, Two dead-end streets need approval and turnaround areas, Street trees and landscaping along townhouse frontage missing

Applicant
Redford Acquisitions, LP
Engineer / designer
Dynamic Engineering
Plan type
Preliminary land development
Land use
townhomes
Zoning
P Professional District

Filing history

  • 2025-08-11 · #13110 · Preliminary land development · 34 lots/units

County review packet (meeting materials) →

Map pin is approximate.

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

The plan is for 34 attached townhouses on a 4.14-acre site on the south side of Woodbourne Road in Middletown Township. County records show the homes would be built under the township's attainable housing option, at about 8.76 homes per acre. The site now has a vacant two-story building, a parking lot and driveways, and all of it would be demolished. Public water and sewer already serve the site.

Local news coverage describes what appears to be this project: Thatcher Square Townhomes at 1492 Woodbourne Road, the former Knights of Columbus banquet hall site. The coverage names W.B. Homes as the builder. It does not mention Redford Acquisitions, so the link between the two companies is unconfirmed. Seven of the 34 homes (about 20 percent) are to be attainable. Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County would sell them to income-qualified buyers who live or work in Bucks County.

The township supervisors reportedly approved the plan in October 2025. It is described as the first project under the new townhome rules for this zoning district.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

News coverage reports that the Middletown Township supervisors approved the plan 4-0 in early October 2025. Next steps usually include final engineering and permit reviews, then demolition and construction. No later filings were found.

Want to weigh in? The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors made the main approval decision, so remaining comment opportunities are limited. Residents can still follow township meeting agendas and raise concerns at supervisors' meetings.

Who's behind it

W.B. Homes (named in news coverage; the county filing lists Redford Acquisitions, LP) · News coverage describes W.B. Homes as a builder based in North Wales, PA. Its link to Redford Acquisitions was not confirmed.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Attainable housing
Homes priced or restricted so buyers with moderate incomes can afford them.
Professional Zoning District
A zoning category originally meant for offices and similar uses, which the township amended to allow townhomes here.
Zoning text amendment
A change to the written zoning rules, rather than to one property's map designation.
Density
The number of homes per acre of land.
Land development plan
The detailed site plan showing buildings, roads, utilities and drainage that a township reviews before approving construction.

Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $12.6M

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