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300 years ago Kings James II of England granted nearly 2500 acres of
prime new- world woodland to a friend of the crown.
As the new- world grew older and the wilderness gave way to settlements
and the settlements to cities and the cities to megalopolises, a great
thing happened to that tract.
....Nothing.
It was passed down from generation through generation. Uninhabited. Untouched.
Unspoiled.
This tract became Kings Grant, a Planned Urban Development in Marlton,
Evesham Township, New Jersey. The Community of Kings Grant started to
be developed in 1974 in an environmentally sensitive way. Today, the Community
of Kings Grant consists of 2512 homes and is a mix of Single Family, Townhouses,
and Condominiums all mostly on wooded and lakefront lots. Since the community
is located in a State of New Jersey Wetlands protected area in whats
commonly known as the "Pinelands" the community adheres to strict
conformance of protecting all areas in an environmental way to insure
its preservation. Nearly one third of all acreage in Kings Grant is Open
Space undeveloped which is under the jurisdiction of the Kings Grant Open
Space Association in perpetuity.
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