Step back in time while enjoying the comforts of today at 2408 New Albany Road, one of the last remaining original farmhouses in Cinnaminson. Built in the 1800s, this home once anchored the orchards that stretched from Moorestown to Delran and is said to have played a role in the Civil War. With stories of hidden Civil War artifacts buried on the property and treasure seekers drawn to its grounds, this farmhouse is more than a home—it’s a living piece of New Jersey history. Lovingly restored and thoughtfully updated, the property offers 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and just over 1, 500 square feet of charm. Inside, original character blends seamlessly with modern conveniences. The dual-facing fireplace stands at the heart of the home, connecting two gathering spaces and offering both warmth and timeless style. It’s a rare, one-of-a-kind feature that makes this farmhouse as unique as its story. Step outside, and serenity takes over. The half-acre lot is fully fenced and designed for peaceful living, complete with a tranquil koi pond, dedicated trailer parking, and an original farmhouse shed dating back to the 1800s. The spacious yard invites quiet mornings, family gatherings, and moments of reflection that feel far removed from the bustle of daily life. In a town where few reminders of the 1800s remain, this home stands alone. There is nothing else like it in Cinnaminson, and owning it means securing not just a place to live, but an exclusive and limited piece of New Jersey’s past. For the buyer who values history, character, and charm, this farmhouse is an opportunity unlike any other.
