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01Townhomes in Salem County, NJ

Salem County townhomes for sale.

Browse townhomes for sale in Salem County, New Jersey. Townhome inventory here is a small, specialized segment in the state's most rural county, found mainly in a limited number of planned developments in the Delaware River towns of Pennsville and Carneys Point and around the farm town of Woodstown. For first-time buyers who want more space than a condo, workers who want an affordable, low-maintenance home near the industrial and PSEG nuclear-plant jobs and the Delaware Memorial Bridge, and downsizers who want to shed yard work without leaving the area, Salem County offers townhome living at attainable prices well below most of the region, close to Salem Community College, the river parks, and Wilmington.

Townhomes in Salem County are a limited, affordable segment, mostly small planned developments in Pennsville, Carneys Point, and around Woodstown, priced well below the region's townhome markets, so knowing the individual community matters as much as any average.

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$260KMedian sale price
$151Median $ / sq ft
55Average DOM
300Homes for sale

Updated Spring 2026

Search Salem County townhomes, updated in real time.

Explore the latest homes for sale in Salem County, NJ, updated in real time so you see accurate availability and pricing across the Delaware River towns, the historic county towns of Salem and Woodstown, and the surrounding farm country.

Salem County is served by districts including Woodstown-Pilesgrove, Pennsville, and Penns Grove-Carneys Point and by Salem Community College, with Salem Medical Center and Inspira Medical Center Elmer nearby and Interstate 295 and the Delaware Memorial Bridge for regional access. Use the price-range pages below to narrow your search, or call 888-327-6555 for a town-by-town update.

When comparing townhomes in Salem County, weigh the specific development as heavily as the home: review the association's monthly fee, reserves, and rules, and confirm the drive to the Delaware Memorial Bridge or the county's jobs, since in a market limited to a few small communities in Pennsville, Carneys Point, and around Woodstown, the individual development and its location shape fees, lifestyle, and long-term value more than any average.

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Where to buy a townhome in Salem County.

Townhome inventory in Salem County is limited to a handful of small planned developments in the river towns and around Woodstown, so where you look and which specific community you choose matter more than any county-wide average. First-time and value-focused townhome buyers gravitate to Pennsville and Carneys Point, where the county's more built-up river-town character supports small planned developments, and buyers who want a farm-town setting look to the limited townhome options around Woodstown. Because Salem is overwhelmingly a single-family and farm county, townhomes are a thin segment, which makes knowing each individual development essential. Compare the areas below before you choose.

Townhome character in Salem County is defined by scarcity and affordability. Pennsville and Carneys Point, near the Delaware Memorial Bridge, Fort Mott State Park, and the industrial corridor, hold most of the small townhome developments, offering low-maintenance homes with a garage or small yard for workers and downsizers; and Woodstown, with its classic Main Street and Woodstown-Pilesgrove schools, offers a limited number of townhomes in a farm-town setting. Because listings are few, a buyer who wants low-maintenance living here should be ready to move when the right unit appears and to review the development's association, fees, and rules closely, since in a market this thin the specific community shapes both daily life and long-term value.

Buyers should also weigh how the county's few townhome settings differ from one another: an affordable unit in a small Pennsville or Carneys Point development near the industrial corridor, the Delaware River, and the bridge offers workforce convenience and river-town living, while a townhome around Woodstown offers a farm-town setting near a classic Main Street, the Cowtown Rodeo in nearby Pilesgrove, and Woodstown-Pilesgrove schools, so touring the limited communities that exist and reviewing each association's finances and rules is the surest way to match a townhome to the way a buyer actually wants to live in the state's most affordable market.

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Low-maintenance, affordable living for townhome buyers in Salem County.

Townhome living in Salem County is built around low-maintenance convenience at a low cost, with more room than a condo. A townhome owner in Pennsville, Carneys Point, or around Woodstown typically gets multiple bedrooms and often a garage or small yard, sheds most exterior upkeep and the wells and septic of a rural house, and sits near the Delaware River, the industrial and nuclear-plant jobs, Salem Community College, and the Delaware Memorial Bridge. For workers, first-time buyers, and downsizers who want an affordable, low-upkeep home in a rural county, it is one of the most practical choices available.

For first-time buyers, commuters, and downsizers, townhomes hit a practical sweet spot in Salem County. They cost less than a comparable single-family house in an already affordable county, carry lower maintenance than a rural home with acreage, and cluster in the more built-up river towns near jobs, services, and the bridge, so a worker can reach the PSEG plants, the chemical corridor, or Wilmington quickly. Downsizers, in particular, favor townhomes that trade a farmhouse or larger-lot home and its wells, septic, and upkeep for a simpler, right-sized home near Salem Medical Center and Inspira Medical Center Elmer.

Day to day, townhome owners in the county's small developments enjoy low-maintenance homes near the Delaware River, Riverview Beach Park, Fort Mott State Park, and the Supawna Meadows refuge in Pennsville, or Woodstown's Main Street and the Cowtown Rodeo in nearby Pilesgrove. Association-maintained grounds mean less time on lawn care and no well or septic to manage, and Routes 40 and 49, Interstate 295, and the Delaware Memorial Bridge keep Wilmington and the region within an easy drive. That blend of affordability, low maintenance, and river-town convenience, uncommon in so rural a county, is the heart of Salem County's small townhome market.

Buyers should keep the scarcity of Salem County townhomes firmly in mind: because townhomes are a thin, specialized segment in the state's most rural county, concentrated in a handful of small developments in Pennsville, Carneys Point, and around Woodstown, the units that do come to market, especially well-kept, garaged homes near the industrial jobs and the Delaware Memorial Bridge, tend to draw reliable interest from river-industry workers, first-time buyers, and downsizers, so a buyer who is pre-approved, watching for new listings, and ready to review a development's association and finances quickly is far better positioned to secure an affordable, low-maintenance home than one who waits, in a market where inventory is limited but value is real.

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Search Salem County homes by price.

Jump to a price range or property type that fits your search, browse the Salem County area guide, or check current open houses. Every link below is a live page.

πŸ“Single-Family HomesHouses across Salem County πŸ“Luxury & EstatePremier estate & executive listings πŸ“CondosCondos & community living πŸ“55+ CommunitiesActive-adult & age-restricted homes πŸ“New ConstructionNew builds across the county πŸ“Salem County Open HousesUpcoming open houses

Browse Salem County towns & neighborhoods.

Explore our town-by-town guides near Salem County and across Salem County. Each guide covers local neighborhoods, schools, commute options, and current listings.

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Salem County open houses.

Browse upcoming open houses in Salem County, or register for weekly alerts. Call 888-327-6555 to schedule a private showing any day of the week.

🏑Salem County Open HousesAll upcoming county open houses πŸ””Get Open House AlertsRegister for weekly notifications πŸ“…Schedule a ShowingPrivate tours available any day πŸ”Browse All ListingsSearch all Salem County homes πŸ“ŠHome ValuationFind out what your home is worth
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Homes for sale by property type.

Explore every type of home in and around Salem County through our Salem County property pages: single-family homes, small-town, farm-country, and riverside homes, townhomes and condos, new construction, 55+ active-adult communities, and multi-family investment properties.

🏠Single Family HomesClassic homes across all price ranges ✨Luxury HomesPremium estate & executive listings 🏘️TownhomesLow-maintenance living near rail & highways 🏒CondosCondos & community-style living πŸ”¨New ConstructionNew builds & builder incentives 🏬Multi-FamilyInvestment & owner-occupied options 🏑55+ & Adult CommunitiesActive adult & age-restricted homes πŸͺCommercialOffice, retail & mixed-use 🌿Land & LotsBuildable lots & acreage πŸ”‘RentalsHomes & apartments for rent
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Market trends, Early 2026

The Salem County townhome market, by the numbers.

The median list price in Salem County, NJ is currently $260K, about $151 per square foot. Homes here average 55 days on market with roughly 300 active listings. Updated Spring 2026.

Salem County's townhome market is a small, affordable segment, concentrated in a handful of planned developments in the river towns of Pennsville and Carneys Point and around the farm town of Woodstown, offering low-maintenance living well below the region's townhome prices.

$260KMedian sale price
$151Median $ / sq ft
55Average DOM
300Homes for sale

Updated Spring 2026

Within Salem County, townhome inventory is thin enough that pricing turns on the individual development and community as much as any town-wide average, though newer and garaged units generally sit at the higher end of a market that remains among the most affordable low-maintenance ownership in the region. Because townhomes here appeal to the county's steady base of river-industry workers, first-time buyers, and downsizers, well-kept units in the small planned communities of Pennsville, Carneys Point, and around Woodstown tend to draw reliable interest, so buyers benefit from reviewing each development's association finances and rules alongside the home and from acting when a suitable listing appears. Call 888-327-6555 for a street-by-street breakdown.

Why buy a townhome in Salem County.

  1. More space than a condoTownhomes in Pennsville, Carneys Point, and around Woodstown offer multiple bedrooms and often a garage or small yard with far less upkeep than a house.
  2. Very affordableSalem County townhomes offer some of the most attainable low-maintenance ownership in the region, well below neighboring markets.
  3. No well or septic to manageAssociation-maintained townhomes free owners from the wells, septic, and acreage upkeep common in the county's rural homes.
  4. Near jobs & the bridgeRiver-town townhomes sit near the PSEG nuclear stations, the chemical plants, Salem Community College, and the Delaware Memorial Bridge.
  5. Farm-town optionWoodstown offers a limited number of townhomes near its Main Street, the Cowtown Rodeo, and Woodstown-Pilesgrove schools.

Amenities & community overview.

A closer look at communities, amenities, and low-maintenance living for townhome buyers in Salem County.

  • Browse all homes for sale in Salem County or explore the wider Salem County market.
  • Compare Salem County neighborhoods and home styles before choosing, from attainable options to its premier properties.
  • Weigh your commute: Interstate 295, the New Jersey Turnpike, Route 40, Route 45, Route 49, and Route 55, plus salem County has no commuter rail, so Interstate 295, the New Jersey Turnpike, and the Delaware Memorial Bridge are the main connections, carrying traffic to Delaware, Philadelphia, and the region, with NJ Transit buses serving the river towns.
  • Explore the historic Quaker town of Salem and the Salem Oak, the Cowtown Rodeo in Pilesgrove, Fort Mott State Park on the Delaware, and the farmland and river industry that define the county, with parks, dining, and rail access nearby.
  • Call 888-327-6555 for a live, neighborhood-by-neighborhood market update in Salem County.

Townhome life in Salem County suits buyers who want a low-maintenance home with more space than a condo and none of the wells, septic, or acreage upkeep of a rural house, all at prices well below most of the region. A Pennsville or Carneys Point townhome owner enjoys an affordable, garaged or small-yard home near the Delaware River, Fort Mott State Park, the industrial and nuclear-plant jobs, and the Delaware Memorial Bridge; and a Woodstown townhome buyer gains a low-maintenance home near a classic Main Street, the Cowtown Rodeo in nearby Pilesgrove, and Woodstown-Pilesgrove schools. For river-industry workers, first-time buyers, and downsizers alike, the appeal is an affordable, association-maintained home near Salem Medical Center and Inspira Medical Center Elmer, so touring the county's few townhome developments and reviewing each one's rules and finances is the surest way to match a townhome to how a buyer wants to live in this rural, value-driven market.

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Resources for buyers & sellers.

Local and county government, schools, healthcare, transportation, parks, and financial assistance relevant to Salem County, NJ buyers and sellers, every link verified and described below.

πŸ›οΈGovernment & Local
County of Salem - the Salem County commissioners, clerk, records & services.
City of Salem (county seat) - the historic Salem County seat - city hall, clerk & tax assessor, one of the oldest towns in the state.
NJ Real Estate Commission - verify licenses & consumer protections.
πŸŽ“Schools & Education
Salem Community College - the county's public community college in Carneys Point, known for its glass and nuclear-energy technology programs.
Salem County is home to districts including Woodstown-Pilesgrove, Pennsville, Penns Grove-Carneys Point, and Salem, plus Salem Community College in Carneys Point.
NJ Department of Education - district report cards & school data.
Salem Community College - the county's public community college in Carneys Point, known for its glass and nuclear-energy technology programs.
πŸ₯Healthcare & Hospitals
Salem Medical Center (Inspira) - the county's hospital at the Pointers in Mannington Township, part of Inspira Health.
Inspira Medical Center Elmer - an Inspira Health hospital in Elmer serving eastern Salem County.
Inspira Health network - Inspira urgent care and specialty centers serving Salem County, with the larger Inspira Vineland hospital a short drive east.
πŸš†Transportation
Interstate 295, the NJ Turnpike & the Delaware Memorial Bridge - the highways and bridge linking Salem County's river towns to Delaware, Philadelphia, and the wider region.
NJ Transit bus service - bus routes serving Salem, Pennsville, Penns Grove, and Carneys Point, with the Atlantic City Rail Line and Philadelphia reachable by car.
Route 40, Route 45, Route 49 & Route 55 - the highways connecting Salem County's farm towns, the Delaware River industrial corridor, and the shore.
🌳Parks & Recreation
Fort Mott State Park - a state park on the Delaware River in Pennsville with a late-1800s coastal fortification, trails, picnic areas, and a seasonal ferry to Fort Delaware.
Riverview Beach Park & Salem County Parks - the historic riverfront park in Pennsville plus the county park system's fields, trails, and open space.
Parvin State Park - a state park with lakes, a swimming beach, and trails on the Salem-Cumberland border near Pittsgrove.
Supawna Meadows National Wildlife Refuge - a federal refuge of tidal marsh and grassland along the Delaware River near Pennsville, known for birding and the Finns Point Lighthouse.
Salem County farmland & the Cohansey and Salem Rivers - the county's preserved farmland and its tidal rivers and creeks, a defining feature of its rural landscape.
🏦Mortgage & Financial
NJHMFA - down payment assistance & Dream program.
HUD New Jersey - FHA loans & housing counselors.
CFPB - Owning a Home - compare rates & loan estimates.
NJ Division of Taxation - property tax rates, deductions & appeals.
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First-time home buyer programs in Salem County.

First-time buyer in Salem County or Salem County, NJ? The New Jersey Dream Homeownership Program from NJHMFA helps eligible buyers with affordable financing, down payment and closing-cost assistance, and homebuyer education. Special options are available for military members, public safety professionals, educators, and healthcare workers.

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Frequently asked questions.

Are there townhomes for sale in Salem County, NJ?

Yes, but they are a limited, specialized segment. Salem is the state's most rural county, built mostly of single-family homes and farms, so townhomes exist only in a handful of small planned developments in the river towns of Pennsville and Carneys Point and around Woodstown. Call 888-327-6555 for current listings.

Which Salem County towns have townhomes?

Pennsville and Carneys Point, the county's more built-up river towns near the Delaware Memorial Bridge, hold most of the townhome developments, with a limited number of townhomes around the farm town of Woodstown. Townhome stock is thin across this largely single-family and farm county.

Are townhomes in Salem County good for first-time buyers?

Yes, for buyers who want low maintenance and affordability. The county's townhomes in Pennsville, Carneys Point, and around Woodstown offer more space than a condo, no well or septic to manage, and prices well below the region, though availability is limited, so patience helps.

Are there new-construction townhomes in Salem County?

Very limited. New townhome construction is occasional in this rural county, appearing mainly in the small river-town developments. Buyers seeking new construction should check current availability with us. See our new construction page.

What are townhome association fees like in Salem County?

Fees vary by development and typically cover exterior maintenance, common areas, and reserves. Buyers should review each association's fee, reserves, and rules, since they shape both monthly cost and long-term value in a thin market.

Are townhomes a good choice for downsizers in Salem County?

Yes. Townhomes in Pennsville, Carneys Point, and around Woodstown let downsizers trade a farmhouse or larger-lot home and its wells, septic, and upkeep for a low-maintenance home near Salem Medical Center in Mannington and Inspira Medical Center Elmer.

Can I get a Wilmington or Philadelphia commute from a Salem County townhome?

Yes, by car. Townhomes in Pennsville and Carneys Point sit near the Delaware Memorial Bridge, Interstate 295, and Routes 40 and 49 for a drive to Wilmington, Delaware, and Philadelphia; the county has no commuter rail, so plan for a car commute.

How competitive is the townhome market in Salem County?

Limited and specialized, since townhome stock is thin and concentrated in a few communities. Well-kept units in desirable developments in Pennsville, Carneys Point, or Woodstown can draw reliable interest, while overall pace is calm in this rural county.

Do townhomes in Salem County come with garages?

Some do. Certain townhomes in the river-town developments include a garage or small yard, while others vary. We can help you filter for garaged townhomes in the county's limited inventory.

Can Four Point Realty help me buy a townhome in Salem County?

Yes. We help townhome buyers navigate the county's limited inventory, compare the few available developments, review association finances and rules, and act when the right low-maintenance home appears. Call 888-327-6555 to start.

Can Four Point Realty help me sell my townhome in Salem County?

Yes. We market townhomes with a listing fee starting at 1%*, professional photography, and pricing built on real, community-specific comparables in a thin, specialized market. Request a free home value estimate to start.

How do I get alerts for new townhome listings in Salem County?

Register for a free account and set your community, price, and bedroom filters, or call 888-327-6555 and we will set up a curated townhome search, which is especially useful where inventory is limited.

What towns near Salem County should townhome buyers also consider?

Buyers sometimes compare Salem's limited townhome communities against neighboring Gloucester County, which offers a deeper townhome market in its growing suburbs. We can help you weigh the trade-offs.

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