Camden County's Top-Dollar Homes: Where the Market's Hottest

There’s always a buzz in the air when it comes to real estate, isn't there? Everyone, it seems, is curious about what’s moving, where, and for how much. And when we talk about the Camden area, specifically Camden County, the past week certainly offered some interesting insights into the luxury market. From January 19th through January 25th, a handful of truly impressive homes changed hands, setting some serious price points.

So, if you’re like me and love a good real estate deep dive, let’s take a closer look at the ten most expensive residential properties that sold in our neck of the woods during that timeframe. It's always fascinating to see where the top dollars are being spent, revealing a mix of classic charm and modern luxury across some of our most desirable towns.

Leading the pack, with a staggering sale price of $1,475,000, was a magnificent six-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence in Cherry Hill. This spacious 4,563 square-foot home, built in 2004, truly epitomizes modern suburban luxury. It closed on January 24th, signaling a strong demand for newer, larger estates in this highly sought-after township. I mean, nearly $1.5 million for a home, that's quite a statement, right?

Following closely, and showcasing the enduring appeal of historic elegance, was a five-bedroom, three-bath beauty in Haddonfield, which sold for a cool $1,250,000 on January 23rd. This particular gem, dating back to 1900, offers over 3,212 square feet of living space. It just goes to show you, there’s something truly special about a well-preserved historic home that still commands such a premium price.

Next up, we saw another significant transaction in Voorhees, where a four-bedroom, three-bath house from 1999, spanning 2,828 square feet, found new owners for $975,000 on January 24th. It's a testament to the continued popularity of Voorhees for families seeking spacious, contemporary living.

Cherry Hill made another strong showing with two more entries on our list. One four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home, built in 1968 and measuring 3,000 square feet, sold for $960,000 on January 24th. And just a couple of days prior, on January 22nd, another charming four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath property from 1978, covering 2,700 square feet, fetched $870,000. Clearly, Cherry Hill remains a prime destination for upscale buyers, with both modern and slightly older, well-maintained homes drawing considerable attention.

Haddonfield, always a strong performer, secured another spot with an $850,000 sale on January 23rd. This four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home from 1970 offers 2,500 square feet – a comfortable size for many families looking for that classic Haddonfield community feel. It’s no surprise it made the list, really.

As we move down the list, Voorhees pops up again with a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence from 1988, totaling 2,900 square feet, which sold for $785,000 on January 22nd. Then, back in Haddonfield, a lovely four-bedroom, two-bath home from 1920, with 2,000 square feet, found its new owners for $750,000 on January 24th. You know, these properties truly underscore the diverse offerings across these communities, catering to different tastes and eras of architecture.

Rounding out our top ten, we have another fantastic Cherry Hill property – a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home from 1972, with 2,400 square feet, selling for $725,000 on January 24th. And finally, making its mark at $699,900 was a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath house in Voorhees from 1986, offering 2,600 square feet, which closed on January 22nd. It’s interesting to note that even at the lower end of this "most expensive" list, we're still talking about significant investments.

So, what does all this tell us? Well, for starters, the Camden County real estate market is undeniably vibrant, particularly in towns like Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, and Voorhees. We're seeing a healthy mix of modern construction and beautifully preserved older homes fetching premium prices. It's a dynamic market, indeed, reflecting a consistent demand for quality living in our beloved South Jersey region. If you're looking to buy or sell, these figures certainly give you a snapshot of where things stand!