Real Estate

A small rural/suburban housing market with Pedricktown village homes, larger country properties, new construction and land influenced by agriculture, creeks and industrial corridors.

2026 Market Snapshot

Oldmans is a small-sales-volume market, so a handful of transactions can move statistics sharply. July 2026 year-to-date single-family data showed a median sale price of about $329,000, 7 closed sales, 53 average days on market and about 4.5 months of supply.

$329KYTD single-family median

7YTD closed sales

53 daysYTD average market time

4.5 mo.July supply

Treat these figures as context, not a valuation. Oldmans has a small sample and individual acreage, condition, outbuildings and location can matter more than township-wide averages.

Property Types & Due Diligence

Pedricktown Village

Older detached homes on established streets near Mill Street and Railroad Avenue.

Rural Properties

Larger lots, agricultural surroundings, wells, septic systems and accessory structures are common outside the village.

New Construction

The Estates at Oldman's Creek and other newer residential development add a modern-home option to the township.

Flood & Creek Context

Oldmans Creek and other low-lying areas make flood, drainage and wetlands review important for some parcels.

Industrial Proximity

Gateway Boulevard, US-130 and Turnpike access support jobs but can affect truck traffic and land-use context near some properties.

Agriculture

Working farms are part of the landscape. Understand right-to-farm activity, farm traffic and preserved-land restrictions nearby.

Municipal Property Resources

Oldmans Township

40 Freed Road · Pedricktown
856-299-0780

Tax, zoning, construction, planning and property-related municipal information.

Township Website

Planning Board & Ordinances

Review current applications, zoning rules and land-use decisions before relying on expansion, subdivision or business-use plans.

Buyer Checklist

Verify Oldmans Township based on the tax parcel, especially near municipal boundaries.
Review well/septic information for rural properties.
Check flood, wetlands and drainage conditions.
Review permits for garages, barns, additions, decks and accessory buildings.
Check nearby industrial, agricultural and Turnpike land uses.
Use multiple comparable sales because transaction volume is low.

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