Camden’s Luxury Market: The 10 Priciest Homes Sold Last Week

When you think of Camden, sprawling estates probably don’t jump to mind. Yet, the past week proved that a quiet, upscale niche is humming along beneath the city’s busy streets. Between May 25 and May 31, ten homes—each a statement of design, space, and price—found new owners. Below, we break down the deals, the districts, and the details that made these sales stand out.

1. 500‑suite Riverfront Manor – $4.3 million – Nestled along the Delaware River in the historic Riverfront district, this 7‑bedroom, 9‑bath mansion spans 9,800 sq ft. Its floor‑to‑ceiling glass walls showcase sunrise views, while a restored carriage house adds extra living space.

2. 1120 Willow Avenue, Haddonfield – $3.9 million – A Georgian‑style masterpiece with 5,200 sq ft of elegant interiors. The property boasts a chef’s kitchen, a home theater, and a landscaped garden that feels like a private park.

3. 3400 Bishop Street, Brooklawn – $3.6 million – Modern minimalism meets river vistas in this 6‑bed, 7‑bath residence. A striking cantilevered pool and rooftop deck provide the perfect backdrop for summer gatherings.

4. 215 Maple Grove, Cherry Hill – $3.4 million – This Colonial‑revival home offers 4,800 sq ft, a library with custom shelving, and a sprawling brick patio that wraps around a stone fireplace.

5. 880 Lincoln Road, Camden – $3.1 million – A rare downtown loft converted into a luxury penthouse. With 4,200 sq ft, floor‑to‑ceiling windows, and a private elevator, the unit feels both urban and exclusive.

6. 629 Parkside Lane, Pennsauken – $2.9 million – A Mediterranean‑style villa featuring vaulted ceilings, a mosaic-tiled pool, and an orchard of fruit trees—perfect for those who love to entertain outdoors.

7. 1750 Broad Street, Collingswood – $2.7 million – This craftsman‑inspired property blends historic charm with modern upgrades: hardwood floors, a smart‑home system, and a spacious carriage loft.

8. 44 Evergreen Terrace, Gloucester City – $2.5 million – Set on an 0.75‑acre lot, the home includes a wine cellar, an indoor gym, and a serene koi pond that adds a touch of tranquility.

9. 301 Harbor View, Camden – $2.3 million – A sleek, glass‑fronted condo occupying the top floor of a new high‑rise. The building’s amenities—private dock, sky lounge, and 24‑hour concierge—make it a lifestyle in itself.

10. 122 Oak Ridge Road, Haddonfield – $2.1 million – A cozy yet upscale cottage with 3,200 sq ft, featuring a sunroom that looks out onto a private meadow, and a modern open‑plan kitchen that any home chef would love.

What ties these sales together is more than just a price tag. They signal a growing appetite for high‑end living in Camden’s surrounding towns, driven by buyers who value proximity to Philadelphia, good schools, and the river’s scenic backdrop. While the numbers are impressive, the real story is the blend of historic architecture with contemporary luxury—proof that the region can cater to both tradition and tomorrow.

Looking ahead, analysts expect the market to stay active. With limited inventory of premium homes, each new listing tends to spark a competitive buzz, often pushing prices higher. For anyone watching the Camden real‑estate scene, the week of May 25‑31 serves as a vivid reminder: luxury isn’t confined to the city’s core—it’s flourishing in the neighborhoods around it.