Bryce Harper Lists His Haddonfield Home for $4.5 Million
Bucks Co. & Beyond Daily
Bucks Co. & Beyond Daily
By Nick Rau | Bucks Co. & Beyond Daily | November 10, 2026
Phillies star Bryce Harper has listed his Haddonfield, New Jersey, farmhouse for $4.5 million, according to reporting published Nov. 9, 2026. PhillyVoice reported that Harper put the South Jersey home up for sale last week at that asking price, and Haddonfield Patch reported the same figure the same day, pointing to a Redfin listing.
Note from Nick: The listing is real, and the next address is not, at least not in any confirmed reporting I have seen. That is the version worth sharing.
Harper and his wife, Kayla, bought the house in 2019 for $2.1 million, the same year he signed a 13-year, $330 million contract with the Phillies. PhillyVoice, citing the listing, describes a 6,200-square-foot farmhouse with five bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half bathrooms, on a third of an acre. The house was built in 2018 and last sold in 2019. Weichert Realtors listed the property and declined to comment, PhillyVoice reported. PhillyVoice also noted that Harper has five years and $126 million left on that contract, and that he has said he wants to end his career in Philadelphia. The couple has four children.
As reported, the public listing details include a gourmet kitchen with a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, a wine refrigerator and an oversized center island, a private guest or nanny suite with a full bathroom, and a fully gated backyard with a brick patio. Those points come from the news coverage. I am not republishing listing photographs.
A listing is not a recorded sale. As of this writing, no public reporting has confirmed that the house has sold, or at what price.
No public reporting has confirmed where Harper and his family plan to live next. In April, PhillyVoice reported that a Moorestown mansion once owned by Ben Simmons and later by Nick Castellanos sold for $4.89 million. The buyer was recorded as Half Dozen LLC, and the selling agent said he believed the buyer was another athlete but did not identify anyone. Some later local sports reporting, including a Nov. 3 piece from North Penn Now, has asked whether that purchase is connected to the Harper family, after noting that the same Weichert agent who represented the Moorestown buyer is now listing the Haddonfield house. That remains a theory, not a confirmed fact, and I am not treating it as one.
Haddonfield is in Camden County, just across the river from Philadelphia, in the South Jersey towns this column sometimes covers as part of Beyond. There is no Haddonfield town guide on this site.
Did Bryce Harper list his Haddonfield home for sale? Yes. PhillyVoice and Haddonfield Patch reported on Nov. 9, 2026, that the farmhouse is listed for $4.5 million.
How much did Bryce Harper pay for the Haddonfield house? He and his wife, Kayla, bought it in 2019 for $2.1 million, according to those reports.
Where is Bryce Harper moving? That has not been confirmed in public reporting. The Haddonfield listing is real. A new address is not.
Who listed the Haddonfield house? Weichert Realtors, which declined to comment, according to PhillyVoice.
I'm Nick Rau with the Rarity Real Estate Team, ranked in the Top 1% of agents nationally (RealTrends 2025, individual), and I live in Bucks County. Questions about Haddonfield or South Jersey? Call (215) 593-7498 or email [email protected].
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Photo: Cover and social slides use "Bryce Harper Stare Down Pregame from Nationals vs. Phillies at Nationals Park, May 13th, 2021" by All-Pro Reels (original on Flickr), via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 2.0. The featured image uses "Bryce Harper, Phillies" by All-Pro Reels (original on Flickr), same license, taken May 12, 2021, also at Nationals Park. Both are file photographs of Harper during Phillies games; neither shows the Haddonfield house or any listing photography. Cropped and naturally darkened, with text added; no scenery added or removed. No endorsement is implied.
Reporting checked November 10, 2026. Sources: PhillyVoice (Molly McVety, Nov. 9, 2026; Michael Tanenbaum, April 6, 2026); Haddonfield Patch (Eddie Callahan, Nov. 9, 2026); North Penn Now (Anthony SanFilippo, Nov. 3, 2026). Asking prices, sale prices and family plans can change.
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