The year 281 W 2nd street was built during nationwide celebrations of the United States' centennial in 1876. Moorestown was a small, rural community deeply rooted in agriculture, Quaker tradition, and close-knit social bonds. It was a place where neighbors knew each other well, where life revolved around the rhythms of the agricultural seasons, and where community solidarity was paramount.

Although, our agricultural maybe diminished and we have been our strong sense of community still stands strong. This Colonial Revival movement, which sought to emulate early American architecture, was just beginning to emerge in the late 19th century. 1876 still relied on, skilled carpenters, masons, and tradespeople which could be seen in the craftmanship of this home. This 5 bedroom 2 full bath home, was built with love and pride of the fine art of construction. The quaint kitchen, warm sun-drenched sunroom, sliding glass door patio doors and large bay window are some of the creative additions that have been added through the years. This charming love with wrap large wood porch, has been gifted with central air, newer windows, and central heat.

This home sit on an unbelievable large lot and an “as is” barn. In great condition its beautiful and shows the true to the history. It’s a dream spot for any hobbies you could imagine.