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Centennial Station is one of Bucks County's most established and affordable 55+ communities — 410 condominiums across 11 buildings in Warminster Township, built between 1990 and 2002. It sits on Centennial Station Drive just off Street Road, providing quick access to the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I-95, and Route 611. The community consistently ranks among the most searched Bucks County 55+ options for buyers who want the location and lifestyle of Bucks County without the $500,000+ entry cost of single-family communities.
Centennial Station is a genuinely established community in the best sense: residents know each other, the HOA has a long track record, and the social infrastructure — organized activities, the banquet hall, weekly events — functions because it has been running for decades. First-time visitors often describe it as feeling like a real neighborhood rather than a resort development. That's a feature for buyers who want community connection over amenity flash.
The Affordability Case in Context
Warminster is surrounded by more expensive 55+ options: Heritage Creek Estates runs $500K+, Villas at Five Ponds similar. Centennial Station's condo format and 1990–2002 construction allow entry at a significantly lower price point — making it the most accessible 55+ option in the Warminster area for buyers whose budget or income structure requires a lower purchase price. The location is identical: same Warminster Township, same Bucks County tax rate, same highway access. For buyers who don't need a detached home or new construction, Centennial Station provides genuine value in a market where value is increasingly hard to find.
Homes
Condominiums in eleven multi-story buildings. Units are 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom configurations typical of the era — some with balconies. No garages in the traditional sense; parking is surface lot. Lock-and-leave condo lifestyle with HOA handling exterior maintenance, landscaping, and snow removal. Verify current unit availability and pricing directly on MLS or through a Bucks County agent familiar with the community.
Amenities
Activity and Professional Centers with a fitness room, arts/pottery room with kiln, banquet hall, card and game rooms, library, and walking paths. Weekly programming: water aerobics, bingo, dance classes. Scheduled transportation for shopping and outings. The community is near Warminster Community Park (dog park, playground, recreation).
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Cost Structure
| Item | Detail | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Condo Price | Well below single-family Bucks County communities | Verify current MLS; request HOA budget docs before making offer |
| HOA/Condo Fee | Verify with HOA | Covers exterior maintenance, landscaping, snow removal, amenity access |
| Property Tax | ~1.8% effective (Bucks Co.) | Warminster Township — confirm with Bucks County assessment |
| PA Act 1 Exemption | File by March 1 | Primary residents |
Key Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Request the current HOA fee schedule and reserve fund study. Ask about special assessment history — buildings built in 1990–2002 may have had roof, elevator, or HVAC projects that generated assessments. Confirm parking assignment and guest parking policies. If mobility or elevator access is a concern, ask which units and buildings have the best accessibility. These are standard due-diligence questions for any condo community of this age.
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