Marlton, NJ 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Climate & Geography

The climate in Marlton is classified as humid subtropical, which means summers are hot and humid, while winters are cool to mild. Residents can expect more rainfall and less snowfall than the national average, and approximately 203 sunny days throughout each year.

Recreation, Culture & Entertainment

There are many places near Marlton where residents can enjoy outdoor recreation. Black Run Preserve offers trails for hiking, biking, birdwatching, and more. Wharton State Forest is a national forest that offers wildlife observation, canoeing, hiking trails, horseback riding, and numerous lakes for active adults to enjoy.

The Promenade at Sagemore is an open-air center that offers a variety of shopping and dining options within the community, alongside other shopping centers including Marlton Crossing and Marlton Commons.
For a day trip or weekend getaway, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Jersey Shore are located within an hour’s drive of Marlton, providing an even wider variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Cost of Living & Taxes

The overall cost of living in Marlton is slightly higher than the national average, but much lower than the state average. The high cost of homes, housing, and utilities make the biggest impact on the overall cost of living, and while grocery and transportation costs are also slightly above average, the cost of healthcare is below average.

In New Jersey, Social Security benefits and military pensions are not taxed. When qualifications are met, certain residents who are 62+ can deduct a significant portion of their other retirement income from state income taxes, which can range from 1.4 percent to 8.97 percent.

Health Care

Virtua Marlton Hospital is the only medical facility located in Marlton. Virtua Voorhees Hospital is also located less than five miles from Marlton. This hospital is ranked No. 7 in New Jersey and No. 9 in Philadelphia and is rated high performing in five procedures and conditions.