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Greenwood Park Homes for Sale
A 1968 neighborhood with garages and basements throughout — explore the latest live from the MLS.
Living in Greenwood Park
Greenwood Park went up in 1968 — and essentially all of it did. Nearly every home in this Washington Township neighborhood carries that single build year, with only a couple of outliers on either side. The streets are Greenwood Drive, Greenbriar Road, Dogwood Lane, Mulberry Road, Sherwood Drive, Lantern Lane and Linden Court. Four bedrooms is the standard, one to three baths, on public water and public sewer.
That one-year build is worth understanding, because it makes this neighborhood unusually easy to price and compare. Most of the township's older communities filled in over five or ten years, which means the houses drifted in size and finish as they went. Here they did not. What you are comparing across Greenwood Park is condition and lot, not vintage — and that removes a variable that muddies almost every other 1960s neighborhood around here.
The build standard is the good one. Garages and full basements are on nearly every home, which is not a given in this township for houses of this age. Bells Lake, built in the same stretch, has basements almost everywhere and garages almost nowhere. Gardendale is the same story. Greenwood Park lines up instead with the Birches, where both came standard. Three neighborhoods of the same era in one township, three different answers — and it is the kind of thing that never appears in a listing description.
The houses are the full late-1960s catalog: bi-levels, split levels and colonials in roughly equal measure, with a traditional or two. Lots run from a bit over a fifth of an acre to better than four tenths, and that spread does not sort by street — Greenwood Drive alone carries both ends of it. In a neighborhood where the houses are this consistent, the parcel is what moves value.
Greenwood Park carries both Blackwood and Turnersville mailing addresses, both in 08012, with the line running through the middle of it. The municipality is Washington Township regardless, and schools are Washington Township throughout — Washington Township High School, one district for the whole township. The recently sold homes are the best read on where this end of the market sits.
Colonials and Bilevels Mostly.
One and a half baths.
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