Your brand new W.B. home is designed to keep the planet and your pocket happy.  Outdated appliances and inefficient construction can leave you hanging out to dry when it comes to your monthly utility bills.  Discover the green benefits of...

The spring real estate market tends to be the busiest time of the year. If you’re listing your home this spring, you’ll likely enjoy the attention of buyers looking to move over the summer – but you’re also going to...

The spring real estate market tends to be the busiest time of the year. If you’re listing your home this spring, you’ll likely enjoy the attention of buyers looking to move over the summer – but you’re also going to...

As Project Manager and V.P. of Operations, Jack has earned himself a substantial amount of responsibility in his 20+ years with W.B Homes, which he manages with great care and proficiency. Currently, Jack is overseeing two active neighborhoods and the...

2017 Synergy Awards Our stunning Covington Model Home at Highland Ridge received: Home of the Year Best Single Family Home – 2,500 to 3,500 sq ft PA Home of the Year Bucks and Montgomery Counties Best Interior Merchandising Single Family...

W. B. Homes' Carillon Hill is sited across from Sellersville Elementary School on South Main Street, the historic Bethlehem Pike that connected Philadelphia to what in the early 18th century was far western Pennsylvania. The town that sprouted along the pike at a busy crossroad was originally called Sellers Tavern, after its most notable feature, a large inn. The area grew slowly until the 1860s, when the North Pennsylvania Railroad was built parallel to Bethlehem Pike. The railroad stimulated the growth of textile and other light industries, which brought waves of new residents to Sellersville (by now without the Tavern) and its immediate neighbor, the town of Perkasie.

W. B. Homes' Carillon Hill is sited across from Sellersville Elementary School on South Main Street, the historic Bethlehem Pike that connected Philadelphia to what in the early 18th century was far western Pennsylvania. The town that sprouted along the pike at a busy crossroad was originally called Sellers Tavern, after its most notable feature, a large inn. The area grew slowly until the 1860s, when the North Pennsylvania Railroad was built parallel to Bethlehem Pike. The railroad stimulated the growth of textile and other light industries, which brought waves of new residents to Sellersville (by now without the Tavern) and its immediate neighbor, the town of Perkasie.

Every year at our annual W.B. Christmas Party, we take some time to reflect back on the year and acknowledge impressive milestones that our team members have reached.  In 2016, we recognized 3 outstanding employees who have marked yet another...

William J. Bonenberger, founder and president of W.B. Homes, Inc. of North Wales, PA, was unanimously elected chairman of the board of trustees of Williamson College of the Trades in Media, PA at their September meeting. Bonenberger, who joined the board in 2003 and served as vice chairman since 2005, had been serving as the acting board chairman after the passing of longtime board chairman Wayne C. Watson on July 10.

William J. Bonenberger, founder and president of W.B. Homes, Inc. of North Wales, PA, was unanimously elected chairman of the board of trustees of Williamson College of the Trades in Media, PA at their September meeting. Bonenberger, who joined the board in 2003 and served as vice chairman since 2005, had been serving as the acting board chairman after the passing of longtime board chairman Wayne C. Watson on July 10.