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Rural atmosphere not far from urban access
Though it sits just an hour train ride away from New York City, Bernardsville offers a side of New Jersey that’s seldom mentioned or represented – a truly rural experience, with stunning views and pastoral charm. Though the area may lack the name recognition some of its neighbors possess, Bernardsville residents likely don’t mind. With a historic character and charming personality that manifests through the homes, boutique shops and community that call the neighborhood home, Bernardsville is rural living that doesn’t require giving up urban convenience.
A mural on Mt Airy Street reads 'small town, big community', in Bernardsville, NJ.
Bernardsville is perfect for those seeking luxury country estates.
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Traditional homes on large, spread-out lots
With its rural landscape and scenic beauty, Bernardsville homes reflect an old-school, classic aesthetic. Common styles include split level, ranch style, and Colonial Revivals, typically situated on large lots that provide plenty of space for landscaping and gardening. Prices typically range from $550,000 to $900,000 – though grand custom estates, often on acres of land, can reach go for more than $3 million.
This colonial style home in Bernardsville, NJ, has gotten a completely renovated interior prior to sale.
Large mountain area estates and manors creep into the millions in Bernardsville, NJ.
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Bernardsville schools earn all A's
Students can begin at Marion T. Bedwell Elementary, which earns an A from Niche, before moving on to A-minus rated Bernardsville Middle School. Students finish up at Bernards High, which earns an A from Niche as well, and features specialized programs in architectural drafting, woodworking, and 20th-century film. Families that prefer a private education can consider the School of Saint Elizabeth, a Catholic institution serving grades pre-K through eight.
Niche gave Bernardsville's Bedwell Elementary School an overall A grade.
Bernardsville Middle School is a highly rated, public school located in Bernardsville, NJ.
Students at Bernards High School in Bernardsville, NJ, participate in community service.
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Horseback riding at Lord Stirling Park
The Bernardsville Polo Grounds features over 30 acres where residents can also play football, soccer or baseball. Next door, the Bernardsville Municipal Park offers the chance to cool down in the summer with its Olympic-sized pool. True to its farmland roots, horseback riding is a popular activity in Bernardsville, and one residents can take part in at Lord Stirling Park. Locals can appreciate the natural beauty of the area at the New Jersey Audubon’s Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, which features over 200 species of birds to be spotted. Natirar Park offers views of the area’s scenic hills, along with hiking trails and picnic areas.
Bernardsville Municipal Pool offers pool memberships, after school enrichment programs and summer camps in Bernardsville, NJ.
If a swim isn't needed, then work up a sweat on the Pickleball courts at Bernardsville Municipal Pool, Bernardsville, NJ.
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Bernardsville's farmers markets and local favorites
With a downtown area that reflects the town’s history while offering plenty of amenities, Bernardsville doesn’t force residents to commute for shopping and dining needs. The Bernards Inn features elevated cuisine and an extensive wine list for dinners out, while The Station is housed in a former railroad depot and welcomes visitors with grilled pizza and views of the tracks. ShopRite serves as the community’s choice for groceries. From mid-June to mid-November, locals wake up every Saturday morning to pick up organic meats and produce from the Bernardsville Farmer’s Market at the local train station.
The Winter Market offers a variety of goods, including fresh guacamole.
Mr C's Barber Shop in Bernardsville is the area's old school style spot for a trim and shape up.
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Commuting on Route 202
Route 202 runs through Bernardsville, offering residents easy access to the highway. Situated a bit less than 50 miles from New York City, residents can expect a straightforward commute – though, as with any commute in the area, traffic still largely depends on the day. Train access is available as well, along with bus stops throughout the area.
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On average, homes in Bernardsville, NJ sell after 33 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Bernardsville, NJ over the last 12 months is $1,112,500, up 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
An amazing opportunity to experience downtown Bernardsville living at its best. Sophistication and style describe this unparalleled, well-appointed, two-bedroom end-unit with den in The Heritage at Claremont, a 20-unit luxury condominium. Just one of four residences nestled within the landmark Great Hall, an architectural gem dating back to 1912. The unit provides exquisite design and details
At the end of a private lane is the perfect location to build your dream home on this picturesque 5-acre Bernardsville Mountain lot. There is a small 6-stall barn on the property. Shopping, dining & recreational opportunities abound in the area, as well as equestrian facilities, nationally ranked golf courses, and excellent public and private schools. Located moments from Bernardsville's town
Nestled within the scenic Mendham Borough landscape, this exceptional property presents a stunning 5-bedroom European country estate, meticulously expanded and renovated in 2001 to create an unparalleled living experience. Situated on 6 private acres, this home exudes exceptional craftsmanship and elegance. Inside, the residence showcases extensive custom architectural millwork, wide arched room
Artistically designed to reflect the historic beauty of its downtown setting, 25 Mill Street offers upscale finishes that you would find in a large home. The newly constructed community boasts huge two bedroom apartments at 1700 square feet, with some topping 2500 square foot. There is nothing on the market to compare, this is a must see!
Welcome to this bright and comfortable 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment located in the heart of downtown Bernardsville. Situated on the 2nd floor, this unit offers exceptional convenience and walkability, with shops, cafés, and local stores just steps from your door. The building also features on-site laundry, adding even more everyday convenience. Commuters will love being only 2 minutes from the
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