Condos & Townhomes
for Sale in Woolwich Township NJ

Condos and Townhomes in Woolwich Township

Woolwich Township has one of the deepest attached markets in Gloucester County and by far the newest — five real communities, nearly all built since 2000, in a township that went from farmland to one of the fastest-growing municipalities in New Jersey inside about fifteen years. If you want a townhome that is genuinely modern rather than merely renovated, this is the market.

And unlike most places, the communities here sort themselves cleanly on the two features that actually decide the purchase: the garage and the basement. In most townships those are scattered unpredictably. In Woolwich they map almost perfectly onto community lines, which means knowing four names does most of your filtering for you.

Westbrook at Weatherby is the only community here that gives you both. Interior and end-of-row homes on Westbrook Drive and Keswick Drive, garages and full basements across essentially the whole community. Nothing else in Woolwich's attached inventory pairs them consistently. If you want a townhome with real storage and a lower level you could finish, plus a garage, this is a short list of one.

Pepper Farm Towns is the largest attached community in the township — Sammy Street, Dalton Drive and Evelyn Way — and it has the widest range, running from three-bedroom interior rows up to four-bedroom end units well past two thousand square feet. Garages throughout, but basements are the exception rather than the rule. A slab is the norm here, and buyers coming from older housing are regularly caught out by that at the walkthrough. Strawberry Fields, on Roundstone Run and Waterford Way, works the same way: garages standard, basements essentially absent, and a consistent three-bedroom product with less variation between homes than Pepper Farm offers.

Courts at Woolwich, on Bantry Street and Kinsale Lane, is worth knowing for one reason: it has the largest floor plans in the township's attached market. The homes there run bigger than anything else on this page, including four-bedroom end units, with garages. For a buyer who wants detached-house square footage without the lot, this is where that exists.

Now the one that surprises people. Lexington Mews is the entry point into Woolwich, and it makes an unusual trade: no garages, but a good share of these homes have basements. That is the reverse of every other community here. Some Lexington Mews homes were also built back-to-back with no rear yard, which is a real consideration and not always obvious from photos — ask before you tour. It tends to sit on the market longer than the rest of the township, which cuts both ways: more room to negotiate as a buyer, more patience required as a seller. If your priority is a basement and a Woolwich address at the lowest cost, and you can live without a garage, it is the best value in this market and most people never work that out.

One name to be careful with. Weatherby is an umbrella, not a single community — it covers several distinct neighborhoods, and some of them are age-restricted while others are not. Westbrook at Weatherby is the townhome section; the Four Seasons side is the active-adult one. Two homes can carry Weatherby in the name and have completely different eligibility. Confirm which section a listing actually sits in before you get attached to it, because the mistake runs in both directions. Everything age-restricted in the township is gathered on the 55+ page.

The address is the other thing worth saying plainly. Nearly every home here mails as Swedesboro 08085, but Swedesboro is a separate borough with its own government and its own tax rate, and Woolwich wraps around it. The same ZIP also reaches South Harrison and Logan Township. Four municipalities, one postal name, four tax bills. The mailing address will not tell you which town you are buying in, and this page is scoped to Woolwich.

Schools are a genuine driver of demand here. Woolwich shares a joint elementary district with Swedesboro, and students go on to Kingsway Regional — middle school from seventh grade, then the high school — shared with South Harrison, East Greenwich and Swedesboro. A townhome here buys the same district as a house here, which is the quiet argument for the attached market in this township. Route 322 runs through, the Commodore Barry and Delaware Memorial bridges are both close, and the Turnpike interchange at 295 puts Philadelphia and Wilmington in easy reach. Also worth a look: what's just listed, homes under $400K, and if detached is on the table, homes on 1+ acres and pool homes.