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Braddock Preserve Homes for Sale
A 55+ community of detached ranch homes in Winslow Township — explore the latest from the MLS.
Living in Braddock Preserve
Braddock Preserve is an age-restricted community in Winslow Township, Camden County, built out from the mid-2000s into the 2010s along Bittlewood Avenue, Springfield Avenue, Kresson Court, Woodcrest Court and Wedgewood Court. That timing makes it one of the newest 55+ addresses in the township, and it shows in the layouts and the finishes rather than in a clubhouse brochure.
The product is consistent and easy to describe: detached ranch homes, two bedrooms and two baths as the standard with some three-bedroom and two-and-a-half-bath plans in the mix, attached garages throughout, on public water and sewer. There are no basements here — if a lower level is on your must-have list, that is worth knowing before you drive out. What the association covers is the practical draw: lawn maintenance, snow removal, common areas, the pool and the clubhouse, which is the whole point of trading a house you maintain for one you do not.
It is also detached, which separates it from most of what gets built for this buyer. A lot of newer age-restricted product in South Jersey is twins or townhomes; Braddock Preserve is standalone houses on their own lots, and that is the reason people choose it over the alternatives. One thing worth knowing: mail here goes out as Berlin 08009, but Braddock Preserve is in Winslow Township — Berlin is the post office, not the town. For the full picture of age-restricted options here, the Winslow Township 55+ page covers every one of them, including Elmtowne, the established favorite, and Legacy Acres, which moves quickly when something lists.
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