Deerfield Township · Housing Guide

Real Estate

A practical look at Deerfield’s rural-residential housing market, current listing conditions, schools and property considerations—without sample or placeholder listings.

Market snapshot

Deerfield Housing in 2026

Deerfield combines older homes, rural lots, farm-adjacent properties and residential streets around Rosenhayn and other township areas. Inventory is naturally smaller than in nearby Vineland or Millville, so monthly statistics can move noticeably.

June 2026 indicatorDeerfield
Median listing price$375,000
Median listing price per sq. ft.$242
Active for-sale listings14
Median days on market87 days
Rental listings in dataset1

Market snapshot: Realtor.com Economic Research, June 2026. Listing counts and prices change frequently; verify current inventory before making a housing decision.

Housing character

What Buyers & Renters Should Know

Rural & Residential Mix

Deerfield’s 16.8 square miles include farmland, lower-density roads and established residential areas rather than a large downtown housing market.

Mailing Address ≠ Municipality

A property can be physically in Deerfield Township while displaying Bridgeton, Millville or Rosenhayn in the postal address. Confirm the municipality using the tax parcel, not just the mailing city.

Property-Specific Utilities

Well, septic, sewer and utility conditions can vary by property. Buyers should verify service, permits, flood considerations and any farmland or open-space restrictions for the exact parcel.

Schools & local services

Schools Serving Deerfield

Deerfield Township School

Pre-K–8 · 419 Morton Avenue, Rosenhayn
856-451-6610

District website

Cumberland Regional High School

Grades 9–12 · 90 Silver Lake Road, Bridgeton
856-451-9400

District website

Before you buy

Property Checklist

Municipal Review

  • Confirm Deerfield Township parcel location.
  • Review zoning and permitted uses.
  • Check taxes, assessments and open permits.
  • Confirm well, septic or public-service details.

Site & Transaction Review

  • Order professional inspections appropriate to the property.
  • Review survey, easements and boundary information.
  • Evaluate flood and environmental information where relevant.
  • Verify current school assignment and transportation.
NJTGO note: This page is an informational community guide, not a real-estate brokerage, appraisal or legal service. Market figures are a dated snapshot rather than a prediction of future value.