Most Expensive Homes Sold in Burlington County (Feb. 24 – March 2)
A house in Mount Holly that sold for $5.8 million topped the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Burlington County between February 24 and March 2. During this period, a total of 176 residential real estate transactions were recorded in the county, with an average sale price of $489,508. The average price per square foot was $218, indicating a strong real estate market in the region. These figures highlight the premium that buyers are willing to pay for desirable properties, reflecting the ongoing demand for high-end homes in Burlington County.
10. $705,000 – 20 Fulton Drive, Mount Laurel
The lowest-priced property on the list was a single-family residence at 20 Fulton Drive in Mount Laurel, which sold for $705,000. This home, built in 1988, has a living area of 2,254 square feet, translating to a price of $313 per square foot. The deal was finalized on February 8, marking it as a significant sale in the region.
9. $730,000 – 17 Shadow Lake Lane, Shamong
A 3,400-square-foot home at 17 Shadow Lake Lane in Shamong was sold for $730,000, equating to $215 per square foot. Built in 1996, this property offered ample space for its new owners. The transfer of ownership was settled in early February, and the deal was finalized on February 3.
8. $750,000 – 6 Danny Lane, Columbus
Another noteworthy sale was a residence at 6 Danny Lane in Columbus, which changed hands for $750,000. This single-family home, constructed in 1997, is another example of Burlington County’s thriving real estate market.
7. $755,475 – 20 Trading Post Way, Medford
A property at 20 Trading Post Way in Medford was purchased for $755,475. This home, built in 1971, added to the list of valuable real estate transactions in the county. The sale was completed on February 8, reinforcing the pattern of high-value deals occurring throughout the month.
6. $765,000 – 14 Taft Court, Hainesport
Continuing the trend of expensive real estate transactions, a home at 14 Taft Court in Hainesport sold for $765,000. This 2,708-square-foot single-family house, built in 2015, had a price per square foot of $282, making it one of the more recent constructions among the top ten sales. The deal was finalized on February 4.
5. $978,300 – 427 Main Street, Southampton
In Southampton, a property at 427 Main Street was acquired for $978,300, contributing to the county’s high-value property transactions. The house, built in 1995, further demonstrated the sustained interest in premium homes within Burlington County.
4. $1,125,000 – 113 Mount Laurel Road, Moorestown
As the list moves into the million-dollar range, the fourth most expensive property was a single-family residence at 113 Mount Laurel Road in Moorestown, which sold for $1.1 million. This house, built in 2003, boasts a living area of 3,753 square feet, with a price per square foot of $300. The transaction was finalized on February 8, further emphasizing the high demand for luxury homes in Moorestown, a sought-after area in Burlington County.
3. $1,450,000 – 2002 Mount Holly Road, Burlington
Moving up the price scale, a sale was finalized for a single-family residence at 2002 Mount Holly Road in Burlington for $1.45 million. This property, built in 1974, stood out as one of the high-value transactions of the week. The deal was concluded on February 1, marking it as one of the first major real estate deals of the month.
2. $2,500,000 – 1401 Industrial Highway, Cinnaminson
A property at 1401 Industrial Highway in Cinnaminson was sold for $2.5 million, making it the second most expensive home sale in Burlington County during this period. The single-family residence was built in 1980, and the transaction was finalized on February 3.
1. $5,794,684 – 1659 Route 38, Mount Holly
The most expensive home sold in Burlington County between February 24 and March 2 was a detached house at 1659 Route 38 in Mount Holly. The property was acquired for $5,794,684, making it the priciest transaction of the week. Built in 1970, the house changed ownership in February, with the deal finalized on February 6.
Burlington County Real Estate Market Trends
These recent sales indicate a strong and active real estate market in Burlington County. With homes selling for an average of $489,508 and properties reaching as high as nearly $6 million, it is evident that demand remains high for premium and luxury homes in the area. Factors such as location, property size, and construction year play a crucial role in determining home values. Whether buyers are looking for newer builds with modern amenities or historic homes with character, Burlington County continues to be an attractive market for real estate investments.
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