Neighborhoods in Central Jersey, NJ

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  Haycock

  Established in 1763, Haycock Township is a small, rural community set in southeast Pennsylvania that's home to about 2,200 residents. The area comprises renovated vintage homes sitting on plenty of acreage, shielded by dense Pennsylvania woodland. While the township doesn't have sprawling shopping centers or a bustling downtown scene, it's

  • Average Value

    $611K

  • List Price

    $287K - $1.6M

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    2 Listings

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  Allentown

  Allentown, NJ, a historic Monmouth County borough, has a well-preserved 18th- and 19th-century downtown. The small community enjoys Pete Sensi Park, annual events, and highly rated schools like Allentown High School.

  • Average Value

    $604K

  • List Price

    $367K - $819K

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    3 Listings

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  Orange

  Orange, NJ, a historic suburb 20 miles from Manhattan, features diverse cuisine on Main Street and Victorian homes. Four City Brewing and Monte Irvin Orange Park offer entertainment in this former manufacturing hub.

  • Average Value

    $601K

  • List Price

    $192K - $994K

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    41 Listings

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  Clinton

  Clinton, NJ, blends small-town charm with urban accessibility. The Red Mill Museum highlights local history. Highly rated schools serve the area. Spruce Run Reservoir offers recreation. I-78 provides easy commuting.

  • Average Value

    $584K

  • List Price

    $454K - $798K

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    8 Listings

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  Bridgeton

  In Upper Bucks County, Bridgeton Township is a densely wooded community lying along the Delaware River, where many move to escape city life to be closer to nature. “When I first start working with people, I ask, ‘Are you the kind of person who wants to be able to walk to everything and have something in 5 minutes? If so, this isn’t the area for

  • Average Value

    $552K

  • List Price

    $271K - $1.1M

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    3 Listings

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  Port Reading

  Port Reading, NJ is evolving from industrial to residential. This quiet area near NYC offers parks and diverse dining. With lower crime risk than the national average and easy Turnpike access, it's becoming a modern suburb.

  • Average Value

    $518K

  • List Price

    $429K - $817K

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    8 Listings

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  Sewaren

  Sewaren, NJ, a commuter hub near NYC, features waterfront parks and new housing. With lower crime risk than average, it offers NJ Transit access and local eateries. A ferry service is planned to enhance commuting options.

  • Average Value

    $500K

  • List Price

    $412K - $743K

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    6 Listings

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  Chestnut Hill

  Chestnut Hill is a mostly residential community just north of Easton and west of the Delaware River and the New Jersey-Pennsylvania border. While technically unincorporated, the community feels like Easton. “It’s part of Forks Township, but it almost feels like part of Easton,” says Shabana Pathan, owner of Keller Williams Real Estate Northampton

  • Average Value

    $495K

  • List Price

    $260K - $960K

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    16 Listings

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  Mercerville

  Mercerville, NJ is a suburban town between Trenton and Princeton. It features colonial homes, preserved farms, and Mercer County Park. Commuters enjoy easy access to Philadelphia and NYC via nearby highways and train stations.

  • Average Value

    $478K

  • List Price

    $333K - $780K

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    16 Listings

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  Hopelawn

  Hopelawn, NJ, a suburban village in Woodbridge Township, features postwar single-family homes and community parks. It offers convenient access to NYC via the Jersey Turnpike. Nearby malls and local dining options serve residents.

  • Average Value

    $482K

  • List Price

    $356K - $644K

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    3 Listings

  Hopelawn
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  Lopatcong

  Lopatcong, NJ is a suburban township near Phillipsburg with access to outdoor recreation and shopping. It features Architects Golf Club and Lopatcong Park. The highly rated Phillipsburg High School serves local students.

  • Average Value

    $465K

  • List Price

    $226K - $934K

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

  Lopatcong
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  Riegelsville

  The first thing drivers see when they cross the bridge into Riegelsville is an early 1800s inn and restaurant that embodies the spirit of this small borough. “I love the historic charm of the town. That was really important to me when I was looking for a home,” says Meredith Campbell, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker and Riegelsville resident.

  • Average Value

    $413K

  • List Price

    $265K - $499K

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    1 Listing

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  Rockledge

  Rockledge, PA, a small borough near Philadelphia, features diverse architecture along Huntingdon Pike. It offers highly rated Abington schools, local dining, and access to the Pennypack Trail for outdoor recreation.

  • Average Value

    $395K

  • List Price

    $280K - $588K

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    3 Listings

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  Lower Mount Bethel Township

  • Average Value

    $394K

  • List Price

    $107K - $2.9M

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    8 Listings

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  Roslyn

  Roslyn, PA, a walkable suburb 15 miles north of Philadelphia, offers single-family homes and highly rated Abington schools. The community features Roslyn Park and hosts an annual Fall Festival and Car Show.

  • Average Value

    $393K

  • List Price

    $320K - $669K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

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