A wide range behind one ZIP code
In Ardmore (ZIP 19003), Zillow's typical single-family home value was about $624,000 in August 2026, up about 3 percent over the year. Across all home types, the least expensive third of homes was valued at about $377,000 and the most expensive third at about $934,000. That spread reflects Ardmore's variety: condominiums and apartments near downtown, twins and older single-family homes on walkable streets, and larger houses toward the edges of town.
A sound valuation starts by putting your home in the right group: the same township, the same school district, and the same kind of home.
What moves price in Ardmore
Walkability leads the list. Homes within a few blocks of Lancaster Avenue, Suburban Square, and the rebuilt Ardmore station draw buyers who want to live without a long drive, and they pay for it. School district comes next, because Ardmore is split between the Lower Merion and Haverford Township districts. Home type and condition matter too, since a renovated twin and an original one can be far apart in value. And Ardmore's position as the most accessible price point on much of the Main Line means it attracts first-time Main Line buyers who compare carefully.
Everything you need to price with confidence
- A defensible price range. Built from recent sales of truly comparable homes, annotated for township and school district, home type, condition, and walking distance to downtown and the station.
- A pricing strategy recommendation. Where in that range to list, given the season, current competition, and your timeline.
- A net-proceeds estimate. What is likely to remain after commission, transfer tax, title charges, and a reserve for repair credits.
- A clear read on the market. How quickly comparable homes are selling right now and what to expect from buyers over the next ninety days.