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Logan Township is a rural and outdoorsy area on the Delaware River
Life in Logan Township moves at its own unhurried pace. From boating, fishing, farming and hiking, residents of Logan Township enjoy spending time outdoors. Cradled by the Delaware River, this 23-square-mile community wears many hats - from homes with white picket fences to bustling farmlands and the hum of industry. As Realtor David Marcantuno, a Realtor with Keller Williams Hometown Realty and resident of Logan for 28 years, puts it, “Logan is one of those places that people don’t leave; there’s a waiting list of people trying to get a house here, mainly due to the lower taxes.”
The roots of Logan Township run deep, with settlers arriving in 1820, originally naming it West Woolwich Township. It was later christened in honor of Alexander “Black Jack” Logan, the founder of Memorial Day. Living up to its slogan, “A clean community,” vast farmlands dominate the landscape. Logan Township unfolds in three distinct sections: “You’re either living in Beckett or Bridgeport, then there’s pure land, which is all warehousing and distribution and the third section is the farmland and swampland,” Marcantuno says.
Homes in Logan Township often have large yards with plenty of space for activities.
The Logan Township water tower signals to residents that they have made it home.
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Turn-of-the-century homes and others with contemporary charm
Beckett and Bridgeport offer unique residential experiences, each with architectural charm and a median home price of $298,000. Bridgeport boasts turn-of-the-century retreats featuring Craftsman and Victorian homes with inviting porches, decorative shingles and ornate facades. On the other hand, Beckett exudes a more contemporary charm with colonials and ranch-style residences connected by sidewalks, all with that classic white picket fence. And, if you’re looking for acres of farmland to tend to your own homestead, Logan’s got that too.
Homes in Logan Township are often adorned with colorful landscaping.
Many developments in Logan Township have cul-de-sacs, creating safe places for children to play.
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Logan Township schools and Gloucester County’s vocational programs
Families with children may be a part of the Logan Township School District, which educates kindergarten through eighth grade students. According to Niche, these schools include Logan Elementary, with an overall grade of a B plus and Logan Middle, the top school in the county, with a grade of an A minus. Upperclassmen will commute to Kingsway Regional High School, characterized by an overall score of a B plus, according to Niche. Students enrolled in high school may also choose to attend the Gloucester County Institute of Technology, offering vocational and technical programs.
Logan Township School houses both elementary and middle school students local to Logan Township.
Logan Township students can attend Kingsway Regional High School in Woolwhich Township.
Logan Township Middle School is a great place for the local youth to learn and grow.
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An equestrian center, soccer complex and tranquil marshes
Sports enthusiasts, both big and small, have a home here. Beckett Park echoes with cheers from little league games, while Logan Soccer Complex sees budding talents making their mark. Nature lovers find solace in the Raccoon Creek Wildlife Management Area, where slow-moving marshlands and whispering trees create a serene backdrop, with cardinals, blue jays, and even turkey vultures gracing the skies. The Logan Township Branch Library hosts various gaming, crafting and yoga events. The gardening season starts in early Spring, when residents get their hands dirty to volunteer or rent a plot at the Logan Township Garden. Logan Township also has a thriving equestrian community at Gloucester County DREAM Park, where local equestrians compete in competitions and take lessons. The DREAM Park is also the Gloucester County Dog Park site, a 1.5-acre green space built due to the community’s high demand.
The Racoon Creek Wildlife Management Area provides scenic views through the heart of Logan Township.
A flower soaks up the sun in Logan Township's Community Garden.
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Markets, a family-owned winery and the shops of Christiana Mall
Shopping, dining and recreation are well within reach. Acme Markets and the charming G & G Farm Market cater to daily needs. The market is a community hub, from pantry items to fall hayrides and fresh-baked pies. Raise a glass at Cedarvale Winery, a family-owned gem where fine wines are crafted from local fruits. The tasting room is a cozy gathering spot, from meditations among the vines to lively comedy shows. The Village Pub is a favored haunt known for its sports screenings and classic tavern fare. For a little retail indulgence, Delaware’s tax-free shopping at Christiana Mall is just a short 20-minute drive away. And then there’s Logan Township Day, a festival that lights up the town with carnival rides, food trucks and games for all. A car-dependent community, US Route 332, Route 295 and I-95 are some of the main arteries leading you to Philly, about 20 miles away.
For dinner at home in Logan Township, locals stock up at the Beckett ACME.
Cedarvale Winery's autumn decor will have you wanting to try a glass of their apple wine.
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A few houses are up for sale, there aren't any broken down buildings or abandoned properties where I live.
5.0Niche User
2/23/2015Niche Review
I love the weather here. We get all four seasons, some winters colder than others, and some summers a little hot.
3.0Niche User
7/31/2016Niche Review
The general atmosphere is the embodiment of classic suburban lifestyle. If you like peace and quiet, and a generally friendly neighborhood, Logan Township is a good area. But not being accustomed to a quiet lifestyle, it is a bit strange for myself-I moved here from a small borough that I lived in for a year, and before that I've lived most of my life in a boisterous town. This place is alright, but then again the experience is different for everyone.
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Logan Township Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Logan Township, Woolwich Township sell after 11 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Logan Township, Woolwich Township over the last 12 months is $360,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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