Greentree Homes for Sale

Living in Greentree

Greentree is one of the broadest names in Marlton — a section of the township rather than a single subdivision, built mainly between 1979 and 1984 across Westerly Drive, Magnolia, Apple Way, Candlewood Circle and Fox Chase Road. Everything here is on public sewer. It takes its name from the Greentree corridor, which also carries the shopping that most of this end of Marlton uses day to day.

The first thing to understand is that Greentree covers several genuinely different products. There are townhomes — interior row and end of row, three bedrooms, small lots — concentrated on Westerly Drive and Magnolia. And there are detached homes, including a run of Victorians on Apple Way, on quarter-acre lots and up. Same community name, same MLS entry, four times the land on one side of it. The lot column is the fastest way to tell them apart before you tour: the attached units sit on a twentieth to a tenth of an acre, the detached homes on a quarter and better, with one parcel out past half an acre on Candlewood Circle.

The second thing worth knowing is the naming. Two other Marlton communities carry Greentree in their names — Vineyards at Greentree, with its wine-named streets and its own clubhouse and pool, and Orchards at Greentree. Both are separate communities with their own pages and their own markets. A search on "Greentree" alone returns all three, which is why buyers regularly end up comparing two listings that have almost nothing to do with each other.

Greentree also has something almost nothing else in Marlton has: new construction going up inside an established neighborhood. A 2025 build closed on Apple Way, on the same street as the eighties Victorians. In a township that ran out of open ground decades ago, infill on a lot like that is rare, and it is worth watching — the wider Marlton new construction search picks up anything else that follows.

Schools are Evesham Township School District K-8, then Cherokee High School through the Lenape Regional High School District — two separate districts, which regularly surprises buyers coming from a town that runs one. For the attached side of Greentree, the Marlton condos and townhomes market is the wider comparison; for either side, the township's recently sold homes are the clearest read on where a section this varied actually trades.