Evesham's Luxe Leap: Unpacking a Week of High-End Home Sales

Ah, Evesham. It’s a place that, for many, really encapsulates that coveted South Jersey lifestyle, isn't it? And if you ever wondered what the top-tier of its real estate market looks like on a typical week, well, a recent snapshot from mid-October 2025 gives us quite the picture. Turns out, the market here is still very much alive and, dare I say, thriving at the higher end. We’re talking about homes that commanded impressive sums, showcasing a vibrant appetite among buyers for quality properties in this sought-after township.

Just last week, between October 13th and 19th, ten distinctive homes changed hands, each fetching a price tag that certainly makes you sit up and take notice. These aren't just houses; they're substantial investments, pieces of Evesham that represent a certain aspiration, you could say. And for good reason, too.

Leading the pack, with quite the grand entrance, was a splendid residence on Pine Valley Drive in Marlton. This particular gem — a 2,876 square-foot property, boasting three bedrooms and three baths on nearly half an acre — secured a hefty $1,150,000. It sold on October 17th, proving that exceptional homes, even those built in the late '60s, if well-maintained and updated, can still command a million-dollar-plus figure. Frankly, it’s a testament to enduring value.

Not far behind, another Marlton address, 6 Windsor Drive, found a new owner for $865,000. This one, a four-bedroom, two-bath abode spanning 2,904 square feet on a generous half-acre lot, was snatched up on October 16th. A real solid choice for a family, no doubt. Then there was 14 Evesboro-Medford Road, a more mature home from 1957, which, with its four bedrooms, three baths, and substantial 2,966 square feet spread across a sprawling 1.25 acres, went for $740,000. That’s quite the piece of land, if you ask me, perfect for anyone dreaming of a bit more space.

The listings continued their strong showing: 207 Willow Bend Drive, a 1989 build, garnered $710,000 for its four beds and three baths over 2,958 square feet. A comfortable, contemporary option, one would imagine. And just a day prior, on October 17th, 17 Hawthorne Court, a four-bedroom, two-bath home, found its new custodians for $685,000. It’s a good size, too, at 2,367 square feet on a respectable .35 acre lot.

Moving slightly down the pricing ladder, but by no means into less desirable territory, we saw 20 Elmwood Road, another classic from 1960, selling for $650,000. This four-bedroom, two-bath home offers 2,544 square feet of living space on a charming .46-acre parcel. And honestly, for a property of that era, its longevity speaks volumes. Following closely, 105 Meadow Drive, a four-bedroom residence, secured $610,000, changing hands on October 15th.

As we rounded out the top ten, properties like 306 E Main Street, a three-bedroom from 1957, still managed a very respectable $590,000, proving that location and character always play a part. Not to be outdone, 4 Cambridge Court, a four-bedroom home built in '76, sold for $585,000 on the same day as 105 Meadow. And finally, closing out this particular week's list, 46 Willow Bend Drive, a three-bedroom from 1989, secured $580,000. It's truly a testament to the diverse range of beautiful homes that Evesham offers.

What does this all tell us? Well, for one, the Evesham real estate market, particularly in its higher echelons, remains robust. Buyers are clearly willing to invest significant capital for the right address, the right amount of space, and the right slice of that South Jersey dream. It’s not just about square footage or bedrooms; it’s about a lifestyle, a community, and frankly, a very smart investment in an enduringly popular locale. And that, my friends, is a story worth telling.