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1.49 Acres Of Land For Sale In ALLOWAY, New Jersey
FIELDSTONE ESTATES
ALLOWAY,
NJ
08001
SALEM
COUNTY
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Amazing building lot(s) available. Improved and approved land (1.49 Acre) including their septic approvals. Excellent development potential, take advantage of this incredible opportunity to build within the rural picturesque Township of Alloway, Salem County. Build to suit or buyer build their own home. Truly “shovel ready†land (lot #4-20; Fieldstone Court). Convenient to Wilmington, DE.; Philadelphia, PA.; NJ Turnpike, I295 and Route 40/49.
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LAND FOR SALE IN
ALLOWAY,
NJ
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