Little Mill Homes for Sale

Living in Little Mill

Little Mill is the estate end of Marlton and it does not resemble the rest of the township. Built from the early 1970s through the late 1990s across Bortons Road, Stone Mountain Lane, Country Lakes Drive, Mill Park Lane, Country Club Lane, Milford Drive and Deerfield, these are large detached homes on lots of an acre and up — some past an acre and a quarter. Where most of Marlton sits on a quarter acre with public sewer, Little Mill is a different scale entirely.

The single most important practical difference: these homes are on septic, not public sewer. Nearly every property here runs an on-site system. That is normal for acreage in this part of Burlington County and it is simply how the neighborhood was built — but if every house you have looked at in Marlton has been on township sewer, this is the thing that will be new to you, and it is worth knowing before you tour rather than after.

The housing runs four to six bedrooms, two and a half to five baths, with real architectural variety — contemporaries, colonials, a Cape Cod, a Tudor. Because the lots are large and wooded and the homes were built across three decades, no two streets here feel the same. The spread between the entry point and the top of this neighborhood is the widest of any community in Marlton, and both the land and the house drive it.

Little Mill takes its name from the surrounding area and the Little Mill Country Club nearby, which is where Country Club Lane comes from. One naming note worth catching: the MLS also carries "Little Mill Acres" as a separate entry for some properties here, and Marlton separately has a community called Preserve at Little Mill, which is its own newer development with its own page. Three similar names, and a search on "Little Mill" alone returns all of them.

This neighborhood does not turn over often — large properties change hands slowly, and there are only so many of them. Anyone targeting it specifically should register rather than check back. The township-wide homes on 1+ acres search is the closest thing to a substitute, and it will show you how short that list actually is in Evesham. Schools are Evesham Township School District K-8, then Cherokee High School through the Lenape Regional High School District. The recently sold homes are the only real read on where the ceiling of the Marlton market sits.