Burlington County New Jersey
County Seat: Mount Holly Township
Tony Rosica “Knows” Burlington County Real Estate
This Burlington County resource is organized to make it easy for prospective buyers, sellers and investors to browse Burlington County homes “For Sale”, “Recently Sold” and “Pending Sales”.
You can browse by town and neighborhood, by street name and by popular categories including 55 plus communities, new construction, newer homes, vintage homes, townhomes, condos, etc.
Browse Homes: For Sale and Recently Sold
- Bass River Township
- Beverly City
- Burlington City
- Burlington Township
- Bordentown City
- Bordentown Township
- Chesterfield Township
- Cinnaminson Township
- Delanco Township
- Delran Township
- Eastampton Township
- Edgewater Park Township
- Evesham Township
- Fieldsboro Borough
- Florence Township
- Hainesport Township
- Lumbertown Township
- Mansfield Township
- Maple Shade Township
- Medford Lakes Borough
- Medford Township
- Moorestown Township
- Mount Holly Township
- Mount Laurel Township
- New Hanover Township
- North Hanover Township
- Palmyra Borough
- Pemberton Borough
- Pemberton Township
- Riverside Township
- Riverton Borough
- Shamong Township
- Southampton Township
- Springfield Township
- Tabernacle Township
- Washington Township
- Westampton Township
- Willingboro Township
- Woodland Township
- Wrightstown Borough
Burlington County was officially founded on May 17, 1694. By that time, it was a well- established region, with industries in the county that included a tannery, sawmills, pottery‑making facilities, and brickyards. Initially, the Bordentown area was called Farnsworth’s Landing, named after Thomas Farnsworth, one of the original settlers of the area. Thomas Farnsworth, an English Quaker, first settled between Crosswicks Creek and Blacks Creek in 1682, where the Delaware River meets Crosswicks Creek. He relocated from the downstream community of Burlington, New Jersey. At the time of Farnsworth’s arrival there were over 20 farms already located along Blacks Creek. Thirty-six years later, in 1717, Joseph Borden arrived in the well-established Farnsworth’s Landing. He very quickly acquired the majority of the land where Bordentown City is located today.
Photo: Homeowners on Recklesstown Way in The Villages at Chesterfield Green chose Tony to sell their 3 Bedroom Colonial.
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