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Keyport is an accessible bayside borough with small-town charm
Located at the northern edge of the Jersey Shore, the small borough of Keyport prides itself as the “Gateway to the Bayshore,” a phrase once proudly emblazoned on the town’s prominent water tower. Sitting at the junction of Routes 36 and 35 with the Garden State Parkway, Keyport is just as much a gateway to North Jersey as New York City. In addition to its convenient location along major transportation routes, it offers stunning views of the Big Apple from its waterfront park. Beyond these amenities, Keyport is home to hundreds of suburban homes and around a dozen shops and restaurants, giving this community a charming small-town feel.
The iconic Keyport water tower reflects the town’s pride as the Gateway to the Bayshore.
Waterfront Park in Keyport offers views of the NYC skyline across Raritan Bay.
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Industrial roots shape the historic community's identity
Keyport is one of the oldest towns on the Jersey Shore. While it was formally incorporated in 1870, the borough started as farmland in the early 1700s and evolved into a shipping and oystering hub during the early 1900s. Keyport’s industrial nature has impacted the town’s appearance, housing styles and even demographics; a section of this town is still devoted to trades such as metal fabrication, contracting, and welding. Keyport is notably the birthplace of the “Lazy Susan” rotating table, arguably the former industrial hub’s greatest achievement.
Keyport’s beachside paths and bike-friendly streets make it easy to explore the town.
Downtown Keyport features murals by local artists that celebrate the town’s maritime heritage.
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Colonial homes and condos offer shoreline and skyline views
Keyport’s home styles reflect the town’s story, with a combination of colonial residences and large apartment and condominium buildings making up most of the housing stock. Local Realtor Harry Arnold shares, “Its condos are relatively new, built 10 to 15 years ago."These buildings, and several smaller homes, offer commanding views of the Bayshore and the New York skyline. Keyport has a median home price of $390,000, well below the state median of $500,000, making Keyport a relatively affordable town within the New York metropolitan area.
Historic colonial homes from the 1800s line many streets in Keyport’s older neighborhoods.
Newer homes with manicured lawns are found throughout residential neighborhoods in Keyport.
The Keyport Fishery, a long-standing fixture of the community, offers fresh seafood from the Raritan Bay for customers. “If you’re within 100 miles, come here and get some seafood. They prepare fish, shrimp and scallops simply by running it and frying it,” Arnold says. The cash-only establishment sits along West Front Street in the town’s downtown area.
Keyport Fishery draws visitors for fresh seafood caught in nearby Raritan Bay.
Keyport’s historic business district features shops, services and local eateries.
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Fishing Pier and Waterfront Park blend maritime and family recreation
Another way to experience Keyport’s maritime history is to go fishing at the Keyport Fishing Pier, which includes cleaning tables for the cutting of bait or the preparation of newly caught fish. The pier is located next to the scenic Keyport Waterfront Park, a popular outdoor venue with a gazebo, bayside walking trails and impressive New York vistas. At the eastern end of the park, a small beach and playground are available for outdoor recreation.
Keyport Waterfront Park is ideal for fishing, birdwatching and enjoying skyline views.
Keyport’s waterfront paths are perfect for dog walks and sunset views.
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Historic Broad Street is lined with pubs, diners and cafes
Broad Street and Front Street offer a selection of eateries and activities. McDonagh’s Pub & Restaurant welcomes guests into an Irish pub housed within a building dating to the early 20th century, and diners can enjoy burgers and beer while listening to live music. One of the most unique establishments in town is Old Glory Kitchen and Spirits, a restaurant located within a former church. For a morning bagel stop, Planet Bagel includes a large deli section full of both bagels and cold cuts for the traditional New Jersey breakfast experience.
Front Street in Keyport is a lively shopping area with boutiques and local businesses.
Broad St. Diner in Keyport is a welcoming spot for family breakfasts and weekend brunch.
McDonagh's Pub in Keyport serves fish and chips and local brews in a historic setting.
Old Glory in Keyport serves American fare in a converted church with a patriotic theme.
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The Keyport School District serves local students
Keyport Central School, which serves kindergarten through eighth grade, receives a C-plus rating from Niche. Keyport High School, rated B-minus, has long boasted a strong football program.
Central School in Keyport serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade.
Keyport High School offers academics and athletics, including a strong football program.
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State routes connect locals to both the city and the beach
Keyport’s location along both Route 35 and the Garden State Parkway allows commuters to access New York City in approximately an hour’s drive. The beaches of Sea Bright are a 25-minute trip down Route 36.
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On average, homes in Keyport, NJ sell after 33 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Keyport, NJ over the last 12 months is $483,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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