Woodshire Mews Homes for Sale

Living in Woodshire Mews

Woodshire Mews is a detached neighborhood in Gloucester Township built in 1988, on Winfield Road and Woodshire Drive off Garwood Road. What sets it apart from almost everything else in this end of the township is the house type: this is a split-level and bi-level neighborhood, not a colonial one. If you have been looking at two-story colonials across Gloucester Township and finding them all much the same, this is a genuinely different way to live and it is worth walking one before you rule it out.

A split-level gives you three living levels plus a basement, and the levels do different jobs. The main floor holds the living room and eat-in kitchen. Upstairs are the bedrooms and the full bath. The lower level is a second family or gathering room with a half bath — not a finished basement, a proper room at grade with windows and its own door out. Below that, the basement adds finished bonus space and the laundry. What you end up with is considerably more separated living area than the square footage suggests, which is the whole appeal and the reason these hold up for households that need people in different rooms.

The trade is in the bath count. These run three and four bedrooms with one and a half to two and a half baths, which is light by current standards and is the main reason they sit below the 1990s colonial neighborhoods nearby on price. For a buyer who values living space over bathroom count, that is an efficient trade rather than a compromise. Attached garages, natural gas forced air, central air, public water and public sewer.

The outdoor spaces follow the same multi-level logic. These commonly carry two decks — a main deck off the kitchen level and a smaller one off the lower-level family room — so both living floors open outside. Yards are level and generously sized with room for a shed and a gazebo, and the mature tree cover around the community is thirty-plus years established at this point. Roofs and systems on many of these have been through one replacement cycle already, which is worth confirming property by property.

Buyers looking specifically for this house type should also see Sturbridge Oaks, which carries bi-levels alongside ranchers and colonials from a similar era, and Mayfair Woods for the conventional colonial alternative a few years newer. For one-floor living instead, Gloucester Township ranch homes pulls those from every community at once.

A note on the address: mail here goes out as Sicklerville 08081, and Sicklerville is a post office, not a municipality. Woodshire Mews is in Gloucester Township, on Gloucester Township taxes and services. See Gloucester Township 08081 for the rest of this end of the township, and the recently sold homes for where these are landing.