Chase Pointe New Construction Townhomes for Sale

Living in Chase Pointe

Chase Pointe is a new construction townhome community by Lennar, built along Barnes Way in Gloucester Township, Camden County. Townhome buyers in this part of the township have spent years choosing between resale stock from the eighties and nineties or leaving the area entirely for something new. Chase Pointe is an answer to that, and it arrives with the finishes and mechanicals of a home built this decade rather than one refreshed to look like it.

The layout is three levels and it uses all of them. You enter into a recreation room — the flexible space that becomes a home office, a gym, or the room where the kids end up. The main floor is open-concept: a Great Room, a contemporary kitchen, a breakfast area, and a morning room that opens onto a private deck, which is more outdoor connection than most townhomes at this price offer. Three bedrooms sit on the top floor, including an owner's suite with its own bath. The Chase Grande plan runs about 2,047 square feet, and homes are delivered move-in ready with appliances included.

If you are shopping new townhomes in this township, there is one other real option and it is worth seeing both. Little Pond, by J.S. Hovnanian, sits on the other side of the township off Chews Landing Road — a different builder, a different plan set, and different schools. Chase Pointe feeds Ann A. Mullen Middle School, which sits directly across from the Lennar community next door; Little Pond feeds Loring-Flemming and Glen Landing. Both continue to the Black Horse Pike Regional district for high school. That school difference is the kind of thing that does not show up on a builder website and is worth settling before you put money down.

Two things make this corner of Gloucester Township worth watching. Philadelphia sits roughly twenty miles off, so the commute stays reasonable without paying river-adjacent prices. And Lennar's single-family community, Emerson Square, sits directly alongside — same builder, houses instead of townhomes. If you have not settled the townhome-versus-house question yet, you can walk both in an afternoon without leaving the neighborhood. Buyers who want established rather than new should look at this end of the township more broadly, and the recently sold homes across Gloucester Township are the clearest read on where new construction is actually landing against resale. The listings above pull around the clock straight from the MLS, so you are seeing what is actually available at Chase Pointe right now.