About this home

Some homes just feel right the moment you arrive, and this is one of them. Picture mornings that start with sunlight spilling across open pastures and horses grazing just beyond your back window. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath twin home in Gloucester township backs to state-preserved farmland, so that peaceful view is protected for good. It's the kind of setting people dream about and seldom find, and this home has been cared for inside and out by owners who clearly love it. You'll feel the pride of ownership as soon as you pull up. Gray siding, navy shutters, and crisp white trim give the home timeless charm. An in-ground sprinkler system keeps the lawn lush and green all season, and a graceful ornamental tree, trimmed shrubs, and fresh mulch beds frame the front walk. A extra wide concrete driveway leads to the attached one-car garage, which keeps your car out of the weather and gives you room for storage. A leaded-glass storm door invites you in. Inside, wood flooring flows across the entire first floor, warm underfoot and inviting from the moment you walk in. The kitchen is where memories are made. White soft-close cabinetry, quartz countertops,under counter lighting and recessed lighting make it bright, fresh, and easy to love. Then look up from the counter and out the window private back yard. Imagine your morning coffee as the mist lifts off the fields, slow Sunday breakfasts, or holiday dinners with the pastures glowing at sunset. Most kitchens don't come with a view like this. Everyday living is easy here too. First-floor laundry means for convience, and a convenient half bath on the main level makes hosting easy. Upstairs, the wood floors continue through the entire second floor. At the end of a long day, the primary bedroom is your retreat, with its own full bath and a generous walk-in closet. Two more bedrooms are ready to become whatever you need: guest rooms, a home office, a creative studio, or a cozy reading nook. A full hall bath serves the rest of the floor, and large windows fill every room with natural light. Step outside and let the world slow down. The preserved farmland behind the home gives you a sense of space and calm that changes with the seasons: green pastures in spring, warm summer evenings, golden fields in fall, and quiet, snow-dusted mornings in winter. Fire up the grill, plant a garden, or just sit back and watch the horses wander. You get all this country peace without giving up convenience. Route 42, the Atlantic City Expressway, and the White Horse Pike (Route 30) are all close by, so commuting to Philadelphia is easy and the Jersey Shore is an easy weekend drive. Shopping, dining, and parks are nearby, and the PATCO station in Lindenwold puts the city within easy reach by train. This is more than a house. It's a place to breathe, unwind, and truly come home. Homes that back to protected farmland don't come along often. Schedule your private showing today, and see the view for yourself.

Facts and features

Schools

• Highland High School

  high · 9-12 · 0.5 mi

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• Charles W. Lewis Middle School

  middle · 6-8 · 0.8 mi

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• Loring-Flemming Elementary School

  elementary · K-5 · 1.4 mi

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• Clementon KinderCare

  elementary · K-5 · 0.4 mi

• Blackwood Elementary School

  elementary · K-5 · 0.9 mi

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• The Goddard School - Laurel Springs

  elementary · K · 1.0 mi

Price history

• Oct 22, 2026 · Listed$325,000
• May 23, 1990 · Sold$110,000
• Sep 25, 1987 · Sold$80,325

Tax history

• 2025$7,540 tax · $171,800 assessed
• 2024$7,387 tax · $171,800 assessed
• 2023$7,165 tax · $171,800 assessed
• 2022$7,114 tax · $171,800 assessed
• 2021$6,939 tax · $171,800 assessed
• 2020$6,939 tax · $171,800 assessed
• 2019$6,787 tax · $171,800 assessed
• 2018$6,760 tax · $171,800 assessed

Home value

$320,878

• Quantarium$320,878
• Cotality$308,900
• Collateral Analytics$389,000

Where it is