Wyndam Hill Homes for Sale

Living in Wyndam Hill

Wyndam Hill is one of the larger and busier detached communities in the Sicklerville section of Winslow Township, built from the late 1980s through the 1990s with a few homes added into the 2000s. It sits directly across from Wiltons Corner — the two are neighbors, and buyers frequently look at both in the same afternoon.

The streets are worth noticing. Morris, Randolph, Gerry, Wilson, Read, Sherman, Dayton, Carroll, Elsworth and Brearly — the neighborhood is named for the founding generation, and two of those names are New Jersey’s own: David Brearley and Jonathan Dayton both signed the Constitution for this state. It is a small thing, but it is the kind of detail that tells you the place was planned rather than thrown up.

The housing is consistent where it counts. Four bedrooms is the standard, colonials predominantly with contemporaries and a few bi-levels mixed in, full basements and attached garages throughout, on lots running roughly a fifth to a third of an acre with public water and sewer. The price range here is wide, which reflects real differences in size and condition rather than differences in the neighborhood — two Wyndam Hill homes can be meaningfully different properties. Volume is high enough that there is nearly always something available and a deep record of recent sales on these streets to price against. For comparison, Arden Forest is the other 1990s detached community nearby and Oak Forest the larger one from the decade before.