Quiet neighborhoods, walkable parks, a dedicated senior community, and easy access to healthcare make Delran a comfortable and welcoming place to retire.
Delran is a wonderful place for retirees. The pace of life is relaxed, the neighborhoods are quiet, and the community is welcoming. With a dedicated 55+ community, active senior programs, and easy access to healthcare, Delran offers everything most retirees need to enjoy this chapter of life.
Delran is not a typical retirement destination in the way that Florida or Arizona are. But for retirees who want to stay close to family, enjoy all four seasons, and have quick access to Philadelphia, it is an excellent choice. The cost of living, while higher than the national average, is reasonable for New Jersey, and the lower home prices compared to nearby towns make it an attractive option for empty nesters looking to downsize.
For a broader overview, read the complete guide to living in Delran. For more details on senior-specific services, visit the senior living resources page.
Delran is home to Ashley Crossing, a dedicated 55+ active adult community built between 1998 and 2001 by Group 10. With 103 single-family homes featuring 2-3 bedrooms and 2-car garages, Ashley Crossing offers low-maintenance living with a clubhouse and amenity center.
The community is designed for active adults who want to simplify their lives without sacrificing quality. Lawn care and exterior maintenance are handled by the association, leaving residents free to travel, pursue hobbies, and spend time with family.
Price Range: Homes in Ashley Crossing typically range from $250,000 to $350,000, offering excellent value for single-level or low-maintenance living.
Location: Conveniently located near shopping, dining, and healthcare on Route 130. The Cinnaminson River Line station is just a short drive away for trips to Philadelphia.
Affordable Single-Level Homes
Ranch and split-level homes available in many neighborhoods. Ashley Crossing offers dedicated 55+ living.
Healthcare Access
Patient First on Route 130, Virtua Willingboro Hospital 5 miles away, and多家 other providers nearby.
Parks and Green Space
8+ parks, walking trails at Amico Island, and peaceful neighborhoods for daily strolls.
Senior Community Programs
Delran Seniors Club, adult day health services, and active community organizations.
Proximity to Family
Close to Philadelphia, with easy access for visiting children and grandchildren.
Good healthcare access is a top priority for retirees. Delran delivers.
Located right on Route 130 in Delran. Open 8 AM to 8 PM daily, no appointment needed. Perfect for non-emergency care.
Full-service hospital about 5 miles from Delran. Emergency care, surgical services, and specialized programs.
Adult day health services providing an alternative to nursing homes or assisted living. Located on Route 130 in Delran.
The Delran Seniors Club is an active organization that meets monthly at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The club organizes social events, day trips, and educational programs for residents 55 and older. It is a wonderful way to meet people and stay engaged.
The Delran Public Library offers programs geared toward seniors, including book clubs, technology workshops, and social gatherings. The library is also a great resource for learning about community services and events.
For those who want to volunteer, the Delran Fire Department and First Aid Squad welcome volunteers of all ages, and training is provided. The Burlington County Volunteer Center also offers a wide range of opportunities.
ANCHOR Property Tax Rebate
New Jersey's ANCHOR program provides property tax relief for eligible homeowners and renters. Senior citizens often qualify for higher rebate amounts.
Senior Freeze Program
The Property Tax Freeze program reimburses eligible senior citizens for property tax increases. You must be 65 or older and meet income requirements.
Veterans' Deductions
Veterans and their surviving spouses may qualify for property tax deductions. Contact the Delran Township Tax Collector for details.
Social Security Income
New Jersey does not tax Social Security benefits, making it more affordable for retirees on fixed incomes.
Delran is a car-dependent community, which is the main consideration for retirees who prefer walkable neighborhoods. However, some areas are more walkable than others. The neighborhoods near Route 130 have better access to shopping and services on foot, while interior neighborhoods like Tenby Chase and Cambridge are quiet but require a car for errands.
That said, many retirees find the trade-off worthwhile. The quiet streets are perfect for morning walks, and having a car means you can easily access everything you need. The parks are a major draw: Amico Island Park offers flat, well-maintained trails that are accessible for walkers of all fitness levels. The flat terrain of Delran's neighborhoods makes them pleasant for daily walks.
For retirees considering a move to Delran, Bob Millaway recommends visiting the senior living resources page and scheduling a tour of Ashley Crossing and other neighborhoods that might suit your needs.
Bob Millaway has helped many retirees and empty nesters find the perfect home in Delran. He can help you find a low-maintenance home or a spot in Ashley Crossing that fits your lifestyle and budget.
Bob
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