Burlington County Homes for Sale

Burlington County offers a wide variety of housing and lifestyle options.   If you are considering purchasing Burlington County real estate, you can explore everything from new construction, to modern luxury houses, to condominiums, to historic Victorian homes.  If you are a first time home buyer, looking for investment properties, or 55 and Over communities , use our property search to find Burlington County homes for sale.  You can also find local information and real estate listings on each of the town links.   If you have additional questions,I'd be happy to assist you.  You can call my cell direct: 609-346-8209 or use the contact form and I will respond as soon as possible.

A Bit About Burlington County, NJ

Burlington County, covering 827 square miles, is the largest county in New Jersey .  Bordered by Mercer, Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic, and Camden Counties, making Burlington County ideal for anyone looking for a centralized location for easy access to the shore points, NY, and Philadelphia

Forty political subdivisions are in existence; 31 townships, six boroughs, and 3 cities. Mount Holly is the home of the county seat. Burlington County is rich in historic lore, with an excellent highway system, and it holds an irresistible charm for those that visit. The Pinelands, highlighted with streams and lakes and filled with wildlife, attract many tourists.

While Burlington County has blossomed over the years with increasing population, beautiful communities, and new construction, a little know fact is that Burlington County has been one of the leading agricultural counties throughout the country for decades.  When the first settlers arrived, the cranberry was found growing in the wild.  Burlington County is now one of the leading counties in the United states for cranberry production. The largest blueberries in the world were developed and are raised here  as well. More land in Burlington County is devoted to farming than any other county in the state, with the primary industries being fruit and sweetcorn.   Although the area is well known for its agriculture, there is also considerable manufacturing, especially along the Delaware River.