Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
River Wards Homes for Sale
“Discover 181 homes in River Wards, Pennsylvania”
181 homes
Avg $339,492
Market Overview
River Wards Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for River Wards, PA
181
Active Listings
$339K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$15,900
To
$3,900,000
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About River Wards Real Estate
River Wards is a collection of established neighborhoods in Philadelphia where long-time residents and newer arrivals share the same blocks. The area sits along the Delaware River on the eastern side of the city, giving residents quick access to Center City while still feeling residential. Daily life centers on neighborhood parks, nearby cafes and markets, and the simple convenience of walking to errands or meeting friends close to home. Families rely on the local public school district and a range of public and private options for their children. Housing stock is primarily row houses and twins, with occasional single-family homes and converted industrial buildings appearing throughout the blocks. At the moment, 181 homes are listed for sale with an average price near $339,500, giving buyers a range from modest entry-level properties to larger waterfront options.
Average listing price: $339,492 · 181 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show an average price of about $339,500. Prices range from roughly $16,000 for properties that may need significant work up to $3.9 million for larger or waterfront homes.
There are 181 active listings across the neighborhood. This number changes regularly as homes go under contract and new properties are added.
Many households with children live here and use the local public schools along with nearby private and charter options. Parks and everyday shops within walking distance support a practical family routine.
Row houses and twins make up the majority of the housing stock, with some single-family homes and converted buildings mixed in. Buyers can find both updated and original-condition properties depending on the block.
Many streets allow residents to reach parks, coffee shops, and small markets on foot. Access to Center City by bike, car, or public transit is straightforward for those who commute.