Camden County · Haddonfield, NJ

Haddonfield, NJ Homes for Sale

A historic Kings Highway downtown, highly regarded neighborhoods and a PATCO Speedline station about 16 minutes from Philadelphia, with local guidance from Jerry Mac of Keller Williams Realty, helping South Jersey buyers and sellers for 23 years.

1875borough incorporated
1701year Elizabeth Haddon arrived
12,500residents, approximately
130+five-star reviews for Jerry Mac

Explore the area

Haddonfield sits in the middle of some of Camden County's most popular towns. Here is where buyers often look next.

Kings Highway meets the train

Kings Highway is the heart of Haddonfield. The downtown became New Jersey's second historic district in 1971, and it is a walkable mix of shops, restaurants and landmarks.

The PATCO Speedline station is in town, so you can walk to the train and ride to Philadelphia in about 16 minutes. That is a big reason commuters and city-lovers keep coming here.

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What makes it special

  • Historic downtown. A walkable Kings Highway with centuries of history on every block.
  • Easy to commute. PATCO Speedline to Philadelphia, about 16 minutes by train.
  • Established homes. Mostly mature homes on established streets, with a typical home built around 1949.
  • Own school district. Haddonfield Public Schools serves the borough, including Haddonfield Memorial High School.

History and green space

Small town, big story, with parks and trails close by.

1750year the Indian King Tavern was built. It hosted the New Jersey Legislature in 1777.
1858year the first relatively complete dinosaur skeleton in North America, Hadrosaurus foulkii, was dug up here
17 feetheight of the bronze Hadrosaurus statue in the town center
  • Pennypacker Park. A local favorite for walks and time outdoors.
  • Hopkins Pond. Another well-loved green space in the borough.
  • Cooper River. Forms a natural border of the town, with trails nearby.

Haddonfield market snapshot

A premium, fast-moving market. Here is what the past 12 months looked like, straight from Bright MLS.

135homes sold in 12 months
$915,000median sold price (average about $1.09 million)
13 daysmedian days on market
About 100%sale-to-list price, so homes sell close to asking
19homes for sale (+8 pending, +5 coming soon)
4 bed / 3 baththe typical home sold, about 2,176 square feet

Source: Bright MLS, Haddonfield, residential sales, as of October 20, 2026. Figures are rounded, change daily and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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How it works

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  2. See the right homes. Local guidance on neighborhoods, prices and timing.
  3. Get it done. Offers, inspections and closing handled with you step by step.

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Living in Haddonfield, NJ

Haddonfield is one of South Jersey's most charming small towns, a Camden County borough of about 12,500 people with a walkable, historic downtown. It traces its roots to Elizabeth Haddon, who arrived from England in 1701, and it was incorporated in 1875.

History Around Every Corner

The downtown along Kings Highway became New Jersey's second historic district in 1971. The Indian King Tavern, built in 1750, hosted the New Jersey Legislature in 1777. And in 1858, the first relatively complete dinosaur skeleton in North America, Hadrosaurus foulkii, was dug up here. A 17-foot bronze statue of it stands in the town center.

Schools

Haddonfield Public Schools serves the borough, including Haddonfield Memorial High School.

Getting Around

Haddonfield has its own PATCO Speedline station, so you can walk to the train and be in Philadelphia quickly.

Parks and Recreation

Pennypacker Park and Hopkins Pond are local favorites, and the Cooper River forms a natural border with trails nearby.

Buying or Selling in Haddonfield?

Thinking about selling? Get your free Haddonfield home value report. Buying? Browse the Haddonfield listings below, or call or text me, Jerry Mac, at 856.220.1874. I've helped South Jersey buyers and sellers for 23 years.

Nearby towns: Cherry Hill, Collingswood, Haddon Heights and Audubon.

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