Moving to Delran, NJ
Your complete relocation guide. From housing options and school enrollment to utility setup and community resources, here is everything you need to make a smooth move to Delran.
What to Know Before Moving to Delran
Moving to a new town is a big decision. Whether you are relocating for work, looking for more space for your family, or ready for a change of pace, Delran offers a compelling combination of suburban comfort and city access. This guide covers everything you need to know to make your move as smooth as possible.
Delran is a township of approximately 18,100 residents in Burlington County, New Jersey. It is known for its excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, beautiful parks, and a genuine sense of community. And with Philadelphia just 15 miles away, you get the best of both worlds.
For a deeper look at what life in Delran is really like, read the complete guide to living in Delran. This page focuses on the practical side of the move itself.
Housing Options and Price Ranges
Delran's housing market offers a wide range of options at prices that are more affordable than many nearby communities. The median home value in Delran is approximately $262,000, which is about 34% below the New Jersey state average.
Historic Homes: Bridgeboro and Riverside Park offer older homes with character, typically ranging from $225,000 to $375,000. These neighborhoods are rich in history and charm.
Mid-Century Subdivisions: Neighborhoods like Tenby Chase, Cambridge, Fairview, and Hunter's Glen offer ranches, split-levels, and colonials from the 1950s-1970s. Prices generally range from $260,000 to $400,000.
Newer Construction: Chester Woods, Foxtail Creek, and Congressional Court feature modern homes from the 2000s onward. Expect prices from $340,000 to $450,000+.
55+ Communities: Ashley Crossing offers low-maintenance living for active adults, with homes typically in the $250,000 to $350,000 range.
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Delran School District Information
What new residents need to know about the schools.
The Delran Township School District serves approximately 2,900 students across four schools. The district is highly regarded for its dedicated teachers, strong community support, and comprehensive programs.
- Millbridge Elementary (PK-4)
- Delran Intermediate (5-6)
- Delran Middle School (7-8)
- Delran High School (9-12)
To enroll your children, contact the district office with proof of residency, birth certificates, immunization records, and previous school records. Holy Cross Preparatory Academy, a Catholic high school, is also located in Delran.
Full School GuideCommute Options from Delran
By Car
Philadelphia: 20-25 min via Tacony-Palmyra Bridge. NYC: ~1.5 hours via NJ Turnpike.
By Transit
NJ Transit River Line to Trenton. Connect to Amtrak or NJ Transit for NYC or Philly.
By Bike / Walk
Delran is moderately bikeable. Some neighborhoods are walkable, especially near schools and parks.
Utility Setup Guide
How to set up your essential services in Delran.
Electric & Gas
PSE&GPSE&G serves Delran for both electricity and natural gas. Set up your account online or by phone before move-in day.
1-800-436-7734
Water & Sewer
Delran TownshipWater and sewer services are managed by the township. Contact the municipal building to set up your account.
(856) 461-7737
Trash & Recycling
Delran TownshipCurbside pickup is provided by the township. Check your street for the weekly schedule. Recycling is every other week.
(856) 461-7737
Internet & TV
Xfinity, Verizon, DirectTVMultiple providers serve Delran. Check availability at your specific address before signing up.
What to Do in Your First Week
Hit the ground running with these essential first-week tasks.
Explore Your Neighborhood
Take a walk or drive around your new area. Locate the nearest grocery store, pharmacy, and gas station. Say hi to your neighbors.
Visit the Township Building
Stop by 900 S Chester Ave to get your parking permits, learn about trash pickup schedules, and pick up any township information.
Register at the Library
The Delran Public Library at 200 Main St offers free library cards. Sign up for story time, book clubs, and other programs.
Register Kids for School
If you have school-age children, contact the Delran Township School District office to begin the enrollment process.
Update Your Driver's License
New Jersey requires new residents to transfer their driver's license within 60 days. Visit a nearby MVC office.
Find a Doctor
Identify a primary care physician, dentist, and any specialists you need. Virtua Health and Lourdes have facilities nearby.
What to Do in Your First Month
Once you are settled in, start building your life in Delran.
Explore Parks
Visit Amico Island Park, Kids Kingdom, and other local parks. Find your favorite walking trail and weekend spot.
Join Community Groups
The Delran Seniors Club, the Recreation Advisory Committee, and various neighborhood groups welcome new members.
Try Local Restaurants
Start working through the local dining scene. L & M Bakery, RT 130 Diner, and At The Table 2 are great places to begin.
Attend a Community Event
Check the community events calendar and make it a point to attend at least one event to meet your neighbors.
Explore Beyond Delran
Take day trips to nearby Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Cherry Hill, and the historic Burlington City waterfront.
Find Your Contractors
Identify a reliable HVAC company, plumber, electrician, and lawn care service before you need them.
Delran Community Resources
Essential contacts and resources for new Delran residents.
Delran Township Municipal Building
Your first stop for permits, licenses, tax information, and township services.
900 S Chester Ave, Delran
(856) 461-7737
Delran Public Library
Free library cards, kids programs, book clubs, and a welcoming community space.
200 Main St, Delran
(856) 461-4864
Delran Police Department
Non-emergency line for community questions. Dial 911 for emergencies.
900 S Chester Ave, Delran
(856) 461-7737 (non-emergency)
Delran Recreation Advisory Committee
Youth sports, summer camps, senior programs, and community events throughout the year.
900 S Chester Ave, Delran
(856) 461-7737
How to Get Involved in Delran
The best way to feel at home in a new community is to get involved. Delran offers plenty of opportunities to meet people and make a difference.
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Delran Seniors Club
Monthly meetings at Knights of Columbus Hall. Social events, trips, and activities for residents 55 and older.
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Recreation Advisory Committee
Volunteer to help organize community events, youth sports, and recreation programs.
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Neighborhood Watch
Join or start a neighborhood watch program to keep your community safe and connected.
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Delran Public Library
Volunteer, attend programs, or join a book club. The library is a wonderful community hub.
New Resident Guide
For a complete overview of everything you need to know as a new Delran resident, check out the New Resident Guide. It covers permits, parking, trash schedules, and more.
New Resident GuideMoving Checklist for Delran
A practical checklist to keep your move on track.
Change your address with USPS (at least 1 week before moving)
Forward or cancel subscriptions (newspapers, magazines, streaming)
Transfer or close utility accounts at your old address
Set up utilities at your new Delran address (PSE&G, water, internet)
Update your vehicle registration and driver's license with NJ MVC
Register to vote in Burlington County
Update your car insurance and homeowners insurance
Notify your bank, credit cards, and employer of your new address
Schedule a deep cleaning of your new home before moving in
Arrange for school records to be transferred to Delran schools
Find a pediatrician, dentist, and primary care doctor
Introduce yourself to your neighbors
Locate the nearest hospital and urgent care center
Stock up on basic supplies for your first week
Set up trash and recycling service with the township
FAQs About Moving to Delran
Common questions from new and prospective residents.
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Ready to Find Your Home in Delran?
Bob Millaway has helped over 600 families find their home in Burlington County. With deep knowledge of every Delran neighborhood and a commitment to putting your needs first, he will help you find the perfect place to call home.