A stunning blend of vintage charm and modern amenities... Welcome Home to Main Street Woodstown.

Stepping onto the wrap around porch, you are greeted by the original circa 1893 side-by-side entry doors (in the most amazing shade of teal) welcoming you into the foyer with a gorgeous chestnut staircase. To your left, slide open the pocket doors leading you to the large family room with a charming fireplace and bump out bay window.

Some of my favorite features include a custom walk-in closet in the primary ensuite - very unique to a home of this age. A curved wall at the top of the staircase is a beautiful architectural detail that should not go unnoticed. There are three finished floors in this home, and each floor has a main staircase and a secondary staircase. I adore the vintage bureau-turned-vanity in the main floor half bath, and the original Italian glass tile in the second floor hall bath. The kitchen was designed locally by Matteo Family Kitchens, with newly installed granite counters , tiled backsplash, and stainless appliance package. The breakfast nook off of the kitchen has a charming curved entryway. Take notice to the high ceilings thru-out, fabulous chestnut woodwork, intricate door hinges, built-in China cabinets, mitten/pie warmer, screened back porch, large detached barn, and custom interior plantation shutters adorning most windows. The backyard oasis has the feel of an English Garden.

You will have front row seats for the annual July 4th parade, which draws thousands of visitors from surrounding towns. Woodstown features other well known community events like the annual historic Woodstown By Candlelight Tour, Fall Festival, yard sale day, weekly summer block parties, and so much more held in town and in Marlton Park. Many small businesses sprinkle our main streets and really make this town a diverse and friendly place to be - such as the new Farmers & Bankers Brewing - the first brewery in Salem County, the Historic Woodstown Hotel, Town & Country Golf Club and Creekside Inn, the Woodstown Diner, the Chestnut Run Pool Association, there is always a line at Cream Valley Custard, and you can take a historic educational train ride on the newly restored Woodstown Central Railroad. Take a stroll around the lake. Walk to the schools. This is not just a house; it is a well loved home, in a historic town - it is a lifestyle!

Country surroundings yet surprisingly quick commute to Philadelphia and Wilmington, but also to the Atlantic Ocean!
NEW HVAC JULY 2023
New Roof 2022
New Kitchen 2022
New Counters / Appliances 2023
New Primary Shower Upgrade 2023
New Light Fixtures 2023
Fresh Paint in most rooms