The Best Neighborhoods in Cherry Hill, NJ

Cherry Hill is a township of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own personality, price range, and appeal. Choosing the right neighborhood is one of the most important decisions you will make when buying a home in Cherry Hill. Here is an in-depth look at the neighborhoods that make this community special.

Barclay-Kingston

Widely considered the most desirable neighborhood in Cherry Hill, Barclay-Kingston features tree-lined streets, well-maintained colonials, and a strong sense of community. Homes here range from the mid-$300,000s to high $500,000s. The neighborhood is known for its walkability to local shops, community events, and proximity to top-rated schools.

Woodcrest

Woodcrest offers peaceful suburban living with mature landscaping and the added convenience of the Woodcrest PATCO station for easy access to Philadelphia. The Woodcrest Country Club is a local landmark, and the neighborhood appeals to both families and professionals who value quiet streets with good transit options.

Downs Farm

A favorite among young families, Downs Farm is known for its welcoming atmosphere, well-kept homes, and community-oriented culture. The neighborhood offers good schools, safe streets, and a genuine small-community feel within the larger Cherry Hill township.

Kingston Estates

Kingston Estates features some of the larger luxury homes in Camden County, with generous lot sizes, mature trees, and a refined suburban atmosphere. This neighborhood appeals to move-up buyers and those seeking more space and privacy.

Ashland

Ashland offers diverse housing options from condos to single-family homes, making it an attractive choice for first-time buyers and those seeking more affordable entry points into Cherry Hill. The neighborhood provides good value while still benefiting from Cherry Hill's schools and amenities.

Haddontowne

A well-maintained, family-friendly neighborhood with clean streets and strong community ties. Haddontowne offers a classic Cherry Hill experience with convenient access to shopping, dining, and major roadways.

East vs. West Cherry Hill

A common way to think about Cherry Hill geography is East vs. West. East Cherry Hill tends to feature newer developments and larger homes on expansive lots. West Cherry Hill is known for established, classic neighborhoods with mature landscaping and historic charm. Both areas have their merits, and the right choice depends on your priorities and budget.

Pair this with our full best neighborhoods guide for price ranges and lifestyle details, the Living in Cherry Hill guide for the town-wide picture, and the real estate market page for current values in each area.