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Population: 14,217 Located in Gloucester County
Mantua Township is an area rich in history. Incorporated in 1853, Mantua Township has grown into a township composed of four distinct areas, Mantua Township, Barnsboro, Sewell and Centre City. Located just south of Woodbury, Mantua Township consists of approximately 20 square miles and has an approximate population of just over 14,000.
While trying to maintain the charm of the early days, fine dining establishments such as the Telford Inn and Barnsboro Hotel have blended the old with the new to keep the history alive and still provide modern convenience. A conscious effort has been made to preserve the rich farmland while welcoming growth and development in the township.
Mantua Township's school system has been consistently rated in the upper echelon of New Jersey’s school system. Area schools consist of Centre City Elementary School, J. Mason Tomlin Elementary School and Clearview Regional High School. In addition to a topnotch education, there are also many after school activities and an award winning sports program.
Mantua Township is also home to two major parks, Ceres Park and Chestnut Branch Park that offers a variety of recreational activities for the entire family. In addition, both Mantua Township and Sewell have their own ballfields that host a variety of little league games.
Mantua Township is located within a short distance to the Walt Whitman, Commodore Barry and Delaware Memorial Bridges, as well as Routes 295 and 95 and the New Jersey Turnpike.
Mantua Township has a home for everyone. Housing prices range from the low $60000’s and up and feature a multitude of housing options including condominiums to sprawling estates, new homes and charming older homes. Come see what Mantua Township has to offer your family!
With an eye towards the future, Mantua Township will continue to grow and change but always keeping a foot firmly planted in the rich history of the area.
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