Glen at Masons Creek

Glen at Masons Creek is an intimate, deed-restricted 55+ community tucked into a semi-rural corner of Hainesport Township in Burlington County, New Jersey. Built between 2000 and 2004, the neighborhood consists of 255 townhomes and single-family homes and is now fully built out as a resale-only community with consistently strong demand — well-priced homes routinely go under contract quickly. The community offers a mix of housing options. The two-bedroom, two-bath townhomes were developed under the New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing program, meaning buyers must meet income-eligibility limits; as a result, these units are priced far below market (historically under $150K) and are a rare affordable-housing option inside a 55+ setting. The single-family inventory consists of four primary models ranging from roughly 1,400 to over 2,000 square feet, with open floor plans, first-floor master suites, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, tiled baths with jacuzzis, gourmet kitchens featuring 42-inch cabinets and Corian counters, professional landscaping with sprinkler systems, and one- or two-car garages. The Haverford and Merion models are the most commonly traded plans on resale. At the heart of the neighborhood sits a tastefully designed clubhouse that functions as both fitness hub and social center. Residents can work out in the fitness center, settle in with a book in the library, rack up a game in the billiards room, or host gatherings in the grand ballroom. Outside, there's an outdoor pool, tennis courts, bocce ball, shuffleboard, and horseshoe pits, plus scenic ponds woven through the community. The entry is marked by an unmanned guard house that gives the neighborhood the feel of a gated community without actually being gated. Despite its modest size, the social calendar is surprisingly full. Residents organize book discussions, bocce tournaments, card games, aerobics and yoga classes, movie nights, dog-walking groups, and regular community events like the beloved Donut Day. Newcomers are welcomed warmly, and the tight-knit scale of 255 homes makes it easy to form real friendships quickly. Location is a major selling point. The community sits minutes from I-295, Route 38, Route 70, Route 73, and the New Jersey Turnpike, with NJ Transit River Line stations offering rail connections to Camden and Trenton. Virtua Mount Holly Hospital is within a few miles, and the Moorestown Mall, Cherry Hill Mall, ShopRite, ACME, ALDI, and Lowe's are all nearby. Philadelphia International Airport and Trenton-Mercer Airport are each about 30 minutes away, and Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore are all reachable within a two-hour drive — giving residents the quiet of a semi-rural Burlington County neighborhood with true metro-level accessibility.