Browse featured homes for sale in Delran, NJ. From cozy townhouses to spacious colonial estates, find the perfect property for your next chapter.
Delran, New Jersey offers a remarkably diverse range of homes for a township of its size. Whether you are looking for a charming mid-century ranch, a spacious colonial on a tree-lined street, or a low-maintenance townhouse, you will find it here.
Most homes in Delran fall within the $250,000 to $500,000 price range, making the township an attractive option for first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizers alike. The housing stock includes single-family detached homes in styles from ranches and split-levels to colonial revivals, along with townhomes and 55+ adult communities.
With a median home value around $398,000 and average lot sizes of a quarter-acre or more, Delran offers space and value that is increasingly hard to find so close to Philadelphia. The homes below represent the range of properties available in Delran's diverse neighborhoods.
A selection of homes currently available in Delran's top neighborhoods. Contact Bob for the full list of active listings.
These are examples of the types of homes available. Inventory changes daily.
Get the Full List of Active ListingsBuying a home in Delran is about more than just finding the right floor plan. The township's neighborhoods each have their own character, price points, and considerations. Here is what to keep in mind as you search.
Delran's neighborhoods vary significantly in price. Bridgeboro offers the most affordable entry points ($250K-$350K), while Chester Woods and Foxtail Creek command premium prices ($400K-$550K) for newer construction. Tenby Chase and Fairview offer solid mid-range options for families.
For the best combination of price, location, and potential, look at Tenby Chase and Hunter's Glen. These established neighborhoods offer solidly built homes on generous lots, often with mid-century character that can be updated to modern tastes. Bridgeboro is ideal for budget-conscious buyers willing to invest in cosmetic updates.
All of Delran feeds into the Delran Township School District, which serves approximately 2,900 students across four schools. Proximity to Millbridge Elementary or Delran Intermediate can be a deciding factor for families with young children. Homes in the southwestern part of the township tend to be closest to the schools.
Many of Delran's homes were built in the 1950s-1970s. Key things to check: roof age (typical lifespan 20-30 years), HVAC system age, window condition (original single-pane windows are common in older homes), basement moisture (especially in areas near the creek), and the presence of updated electrical panels.
Ranches, Split-Levels, Colonials · Families, first-time buyers
Look for updated kitchens and baths. Many homes have original mid-century charm that can be modernized.
Historic homes, varied styles · Budget-conscious buyers, history lovers
Check flood zone designations near the Rancocas Creek. Some properties may require flood insurance.
Newer construction · Growing families, modern finishes
These homes command premium prices. Get pre-approved before you start looking.
Mid-century Colonials, Split-Levels · Families, great location
Well-maintained area near schools. Homes here tend to hold value well.
Colonials, Split-Levels · Value seekers
Good value for the square footage. Some homes need cosmetic updates, which can be a great opportunity.
Key metrics that define the Delran real estate market as of mid-2026.
$398K
Median Home Value
Up 8.5% year-over-year
$434K
Median List Price
June 2026 data
26
Days on Market
Median days to sell
2.7
Months of Inventory
Below 6 = seller's market
~35
Active Listings
Limited inventory, high demand
$216
Price per Sq Ft
Varies by neighborhood
Delran offers a compelling combination of location, value, and quality of life that is hard to beat in Burlington County.
Just 15 miles from Philadelphia with a 20-25 minute commute. Delran offers suburban tranquility without sacrificing city access.
The Delran Township School District serves approximately 2,900 students with strong academic programs and community support.
Home values have risen 8.5% year-over-year. Delran offers compelling value compared to neighboring towns like Moorestown and Cherry Hill.
From historic homes in Bridgeboro to modern construction in Chester Woods, there is a home style for every buyer.
Amico Island Park, Kids Kingdom, and eight township parks provide abundant green space and recreation.
Safe neighborhoods, block parties, community events, and a genuine sense of neighborliness define life in Delran.
Direct answers to the most common questions about buying a home in Delran, from Bob Millaway's 20+ years of experience.
Bob Millaway has helped over 600 families buy and sell homes in Burlington County and South Jersey. With deep local knowledge and a commitment to putting your goals first, he will help you find the perfect home in Delran.
Bob Millaway · Redfin Senior Agent · 856.347.2002
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