* * * PRICE IMPROVEMENT * * * 8 Gander Court in the highly-sought after Wiltons Corner community is a Traditional style 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence, offering an ideal blend of luxury and comfort in a private cul-de-sac. The home has beautifully landscaped grounds, privacy trees and fencing and a lawn sprinkler system. The exquisite interior is meticulously maintained, featuring 9-12 foot ceilings, an abundance of natural light and impeccable flooring. The kitchen is complete with an island and modern appliances. Just off the kitchen is a deck for intimate gatherings. The family room, seamlessly connected to the kitchen, is enhanced by a cozy fireplace, perfect for cool evenings. Upstairs are four spacious rooms with ample closet space. The primary suite is breathtaking with its own retreat area and walk-in closet. Its en-suite, five-piece spa-like bathroom awaits and features a jetted tub and a stall shower for ultimate relaxation. The expansive, fully finished basement consists of a full bathroom, versatile space, complete with walkout access, perfect for indoor/outdoor entertaining. Wiltons Corner community boasts a residents-only swimming pool and lots of amenities. Trips to major shopping centers, day trips to the Jersey shores, or commutes to Philadelphia are a short travel distance away with easy access to major transportation routes. Schedule an appointment and see why 8 Gander Court can be your next home.
Single-familyProperty Type
2004Year Built
5,672 sq ftLot Size
$210Price/Sq.Ft.
$45/moHOA Dues
4 spacesParking
Listed by Bnita Govens• BHHS Fox & Roach-Mt Laurel
Wiltons Corner, located between Williamstown Road and Sicklerville Road, is a suburban and residential Sicklerville neighborhood with curving cul-de-sacs and wooded edges. The neighborhood’s day-to-day rhythm concentrates around the Williamstown Rd and Sicklerville Rd junction, where commuter traffic, small plazas, and service storefronts set the pace. Nearby anchors such as the Gloucester Township Premium Outlets, the Camden County College Blackwood Campus, and the Gloucester Township Community Park help define local routines beyond the subdivision streets. Housing reads as late-20th-century to early-2000s, with attached garages, short driveways, and tidy front setbacks. Sidewalk-light blocks and pocket greens shape a quieter, car-oriented feel, while larger arterials frame the edges for errands and regional connections.