Weatherby 

As you enter the planned community of Weatherby, you are immediately struck by its pastoral beauty. Surrounded by trees, meadows, white fences and pristine farmland, it’s hard to believe that just a few short years ago, Woolwich was one of the fastest growing municipalities in the nation. Yet, the rural quaintness of the town remains intact. It presents itself as a great place to live with a Normal Rockwell country setting, beautiful parks, first class recreation facilities and the highly respected Swedesboro-Woolwich and Kingsway Regional school systems that recently saw 82% of its graduates head off to higher education.

Nestled between historic Swedesboro, Logan and Mullica Hill, Woolwich is considered by many to be the crown jewel of Gloucester County. It is close enough to commute to Philadelphia, King of Prussia, Delaware and the Jersey Shore. “None of this happened by accident” said Akos Nagy, one of the developers. “Weatherby was planned with smart growth in mind. We have two highly respected professional land planners on our team and had the good fortune of starting with 1,700 acres of beautiful, rolling land that allowed us to plan the development properly from the outset. We have almost eight miles of bike, running and walking trails, over four hundred acres of open space, walk-to neighborhood schools, parks, playgrounds, restaurants, shopping, medical facilities and more. We’ve worked closely with the town of Woolwich, donating land for a new state-of-the-art town hall and two new elementary schools that children can walk to. The neighborhood schools are a throwback to a bygone era and one that is extremely popular with Weatherby families.”