Inverness Green Condos for Sale

Living in Inverness Green

Inverness Green is one of the condominium sections inside Kings Grant, the master-planned community at the center of Marlton. Built in 1992 around Eldon Way, it runs two bedrooms and two full baths on public sewer. These are garden-style buildings of one to four floors, which is the detail that matters most and the one listings routinely bury.

Each unit here is a single level — the whole home on one floor, no interior stairs. In a township where "condo" almost always means a two-story attached home with a staircase in the middle of it, that puts Inverness Green on a very short list. Anyone who wants one-level living in Marlton without moving into an age-restricted community should look here first. The layouts are open and the rooms are generously proportioned for the square footage, with the primary bedroom matching the living room in size and both bedrooms on the same floor as everything else.

The amenity package is what separates a Kings Grant address from an ordinary Marlton condo, and Inverness Green carries it in full: an outdoor pool, tennis courts, basketball and volleyball courts, tot lots and playgrounds, a party room, and the Kings Grant bike and walking trail network — plus access to the community's lakes, with a beach and water activities. Kings Grant residents also share the open space that surrounds all of it. That is a resort-scale package for a two-bedroom condominium, and it is the reason these hold their position.

Practically, the association handles lawn maintenance, snow removal, exterior building maintenance and common area upkeep, so there is nothing to do outside the front door. Parking is a paved lot rather than assigned garages, and the buildings carry exterior lighting, sidewalks and street lights throughout — small things that decide whether a place feels cared for at nine at night.

Inverness Green is small and it does not list often. When it is dry, the other Kings Grant condo sections are the closest matches — Oak Hollow and Shannon Greene — and the wider Marlton condos and townhomes market covers the township. Schools are Evesham Township School District K-8, then Cherokee High School through the Lenape Regional High School District — two separate districts, which catches buyers arriving from a town that runs one. The recently sold homes are the clearest read on where the Kings Grant condo market sits.