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Rural charm and a bustling downtown
Enjoy rural charm in reach of city amenities in Harrison Township, Mullica Hill, New Jersey. “It’s in a very desirable rural location, but it also has a little downtown area nearby with lots of cafes and boutiques and coffee shops just minutes away,” says Roy Mccormick, a local Realtor with Exit Homestead Realty Professional who grew up nearby. “It’s considered an up-and-coming area and really the place to be around here.”
Vineyards line may of the roads through Harrison Township.
The quaint Main Street in Harrison Township has tons of shops and dining to explore.
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Large estates sit of former farmlands
According to Nancy Kowalik, the founder and owner of the Nancy Kowalik Group, most of the housing stock consists of ranch-style homes and spacious colonial revivals on large lots in this neighborhood. She adds that there are also a handful of larger estates that were built on former farmlands. Homes can cost anywhere from $272,000 to $1.3 million, with an average size of 3,000 square feet. Lots are around 44,000 square feet, but some can be as large as four acres. “There are plenty of different home styles to choose from, and those newer construction homes tend to cost upwards of $1,000,000. The older homes are typically farmhouses that can easily be 100 years old,” Mccormick says. “And as far as the market goes, homes typically fly off the shelf around here because it's such a desirable place to live, but in this market, they can sit for a bit.” Residents enjoy large windows paired with cozy front porches overlooking lush green lawns. Two-car garages offer convenience, while long driveways and mature trees provide privacy. Harrison Township residents have easy access to the Gloucester County fairgrounds and all the fun it offers.
Find beautiful homes with well-manicured lawns and landscapes in Harrison Township.
Historic homes on Main Street show the character of Harrison Township.
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Area schools have lots of extracurriculars
Students in the neighborhood can attend Harrison Township Elementary School, which received a B-plus rating from Niche. The student-teacher ratio at the school is 11 to 1. Clearview Regional Middle School received a B-plus rating from Niche and offers a strong athletic program with everything from field hockey to cross country. Additional extracurricular opportunities include chess club, jazz band and yearbook. Clearview Regional High School earned a B-plus rating from Niche and activities include tennis, ASL club and dance team. All three schools are a part of the Harrison Township School District, which has a B-plus Niche grade. There are six colleges and universities in the area, including Rowan University. The school has a highly rated College of Engineering and Chemical Engineering program. Praise for its go-green initiatives has also drawn plenty of positive attention to the University. DeVry University is also local to the area.
Clearview Regional High School has scored an overall B rating from Niche.
Rowan University is just outside of Harrison Township and offers a great option for students.
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Fresh air opportunities
Get some fresh air at Ella Harris Recreation Park, an impressive complex with a playground, picnic pavilion and gazebo. The park is also a good place to take advantage of the jogging trail. Visitors can also join a pickup game on the tennis and basketball courts. William Wilt Soccer Complex is a great place to sign children up to play in the local soccer league.
Enjoy a game of pickleball or tennis at Ella Harris Recreation Park.
Locals get outside and walk the trails at Ella Harris Recreation Park for exercise.
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Belly up to the bar
Naples at the Warehouse, which has been serving pizzas and sandwiches since 1965, can also quench big thirsts. Choose from 12 beers on tap and 21 bottles of wine. Add some cannoli or a slice of cheesecake to satisfy any sweet tooth. Blueplate is the place to be for farm-to-table dishes with a creative twist like vegetable dumplings and goat cheese croquettes. Sip on a sample of fine wine in William Heritage Winery’s elegant tasting room. Relax on the patio at this family-owned winery, which has been recognized as an important producer in the region and as Winery of the Year by the Garden State Wine Growers Association. Residents can satisfy their grocery needs at local places like Rosie’s Farm Market and Fruit Valley Farm Market.
Stop in Marino's Pizza for some of the best slices in Harrison Township.
William Heritage Winery serves award winning wines in a refined tasting room.
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Commuting option are plentiful
Routes 322, 45 and 55 cut through the region, providing access to the rest of New Jersey, Wilmington, Delaware and Philadelphia. NJ TRANSIT provides 2 bus stops in the neighborhood for commuters. The closest Amtrak stations are in Philadelphia and Wilmington. Philadelphia International Airport is a 22-mile trip.
Harrison Township is not far from the NJ Turnpike, making travel a breeze.
Catch a ride on the NJ Transit bus with stops along Main Street in Harrison Township.
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Crime rates are low
The community's crime score is potentially one of its most advantageous attributes. The CAP Index crime score is 1 out of 10, which is substantially lower than the national average of 4 out of 10.
The Crime Index score for Harrison Township is very low thanks to the vigilant local police.
Travel the long rural roads through farmland in Harrison Township.
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On average, homes in Harrison Township, NJ sell after 3 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Harrison Township, NJ over the last 12 months is $512,520, down 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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