Burlington County · Medford, NJ

Medford, NJ Homes for Sale

Room to breathe on the edge of the Pines, with a historic village, lake communities and good schools, and local guidance from Jerry Mac of Keller Williams Realty, helping South Jersey buyers and sellers for 23 years.

1847township incorporated
~40square miles of woods, farms and lakes
24,500residents
130+five-star reviews for Jerry Mac

Explore the area

Medford surrounds the borough of Medford Lakes and sits close to two of Burlington County's busiest hubs.

Village charm on the edge of the Pines

Medford is a spacious Burlington County township covering nearly 40 square miles on the edge of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. It is part of the protected Pinelands National Reserve, which gives the area its wooded, natural feel, and the township calls itself a gateway to the Pinelands.

Historic Medford Village is the heart of town, with gift shops, boutiques, restaurants, cafes and the Medford Arts Center along Main Street. History lovers can also visit Kirby's Mill and the Dr. James Still Historic Office Site.

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What makes it special

  • Room to spread out. The typical home that sold sits on about half an acre, and some lots run much bigger.
  • Lake living. Medford is known for its many lake communities.
  • Schools. Medford Township Public Schools serves K to 8 in seven buildings, then students attend Shawnee High School.
  • Easy to get around. Route 70 and County Routes 541 and 532 connect to Marlton, Mount Laurel and the rest of South Jersey.

Things to do in Medford

The township says it has events virtually every month of the year. Here are a few favorites.

1778year Kirby's Mill was built, now on the National Register of Historic Places
170 acresWoodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge, open to the public
20,000area residents the township says each big festival draws, including the Dickens Festival
  • Dickens Festival. Held in early December on Main Street in Historic Medford Village.
  • Apple Festival and Quilt Show. Kirby's Mill hosts both, plus Country Day, run by the Medford Historical Society. The museum complex also opens on summer Sunday afternoons.
  • Art, Music & Wine Festival. Every June, with an Independence Day fireworks display, a Halloween Parade and a Holiday House Tour through the year.
  • Farms and fall fun. Johnson's Corner Farm and Indian Acres Tree Farm offer hayrides and pumpkin picking, and the area has pick-your-own farms and wineries.
  • Parks and paddling. Freedom Park has playgrounds, courts, bike paths and a dog run, and the Medford Canoe Trail connects Medford Park to Kirby's Mill.
  • Pinelands nearby. Batsto and Whitesbog are a short drive away.

A little history

  • 1670. Samuel Coles buys 900 acres, and the area is first known as Upper Evesham.
  • 1820. The name Medford, borrowed from Medford, Massachusetts, is adopted with the post office.
  • 1825. Glassmaking begins. At its peak the William Porter factory employed about 250 workers, and glassmaking ended around 1925. About 30 workers' homes still stand on Trimble and Mill Streets.
  • 1847. Medford is incorporated as a township, and Medford Lakes later splits off as its own borough in 1939.

Dr. James Still

Dr. James Still (1812 to 1882) was a self-taught physician known as "the Black Doctor of the Pines." His Medford office was preserved by the state and is now the Dr. James Still Historic Office Site and Education Center, a short walk from the village.

Medford market snapshot

A bigger, more varied market than most. Here is what the past 12 months looked like, straight from Bright MLS.

306homes sold in 12 months
$636,250median sold price
18 daysmedian days on market
100%median sale-to-list price
62homes for sale (+36 pending, +2 coming soon)
$667,500median list price of active homes

The typical home that sold was a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home of about 2,400 square feet, built around 1979 on roughly half an acre. Most sold between about $400,000 and $800,000, and about 45% of homes sold above asking. Source: Bright MLS, Medford Township MLS area, residential sales, as of October 19, 2026. Figures are rounded, change daily and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Living in Medford, NJ

Medford is a spacious Burlington County township of about 24,500 residents, covering nearly 40 square miles on the edge of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. It was incorporated in 1847 and is part of the protected Pinelands National Reserve, which gives the area its wooded, natural feel.

Historic Medford Village

Historic Medford Village offers shops, period homes and the town's traditional Dickens Festival. History lovers can also visit Kirby's Mill, a historic grist mill, and the Dr. James Still Historic Office Site.

Lake Living

Medford is known for its many lake communities, and the separate borough of Medford Lakes sits entirely inside the township.

Schools

Medford Township Public Schools serves kindergarten through 8th grade in seven buildings, and high school students attend Shawnee High School in the Lenape Regional district.

Getting Around

Route 70 and County Routes 541 and 532 connect Medford to Marlton, Mount Laurel and the rest of South Jersey.

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Thinking about selling? Get your free Medford home value report. Buying? Browse the Medford 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: Medford Lakes, Marlton and Mount Laurel.

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