Neighborhoods in New Jersey

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  Kingwood

  Kingwood, a rural township in Hunterdon County, has changed a lot since farmers first arrived in the area in the 18th century. While it's still very much rural, it has also grown considerably with new homes, employers and businesses. Nevertheless, it has maintained plenty of farmland, nature preserves and community events that preserve the rural

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    $692K

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    $422K - $3.7M

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  Laurence Harbor

  Laurence Harbor, NJ combines Jersey Shore charm with Cheesequake State Park. This Old Bridge Township area features beach cottages, hiking trails, and Manhattan skyline views. Crime rates are lower than the national average.

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    $462K

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    $266K - $740K

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  Branchville

  Branchville is a small borough with about 800 people. Located in Frankford Township, the borough is one of New Jersey’s 21 “doughnut towns.” The borough is a unique space in a largely rural county. “You can walk to the post office, you can walk to the pharmacy, you can walk to the coffee shop. So that’s the draw of Branchville,” says Marjorie

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    $460K

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    $318K - $680K

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  High Bridge

  The lush trees and rural charm of High Bridge may draw people to visit the area, but the welcoming neighbors and community events make them stay. Families have room to grow, and the borough’s school district is sought after. “I’ve been here for 13 years. When we moved, we were looking for a small school setting with good ratings,” says Ildiko

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    $448K

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    $209K - $650K

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  Stillwater

  In northern New Jersey, near the state border with Pennsylvania, Stillwater offers quaint living in the mountains featuring properties on big lots. “People are mostly attracted to its small-town feel,” says Juliet Lopez, a real estate agent with Keller Williams Integrity, who’s been selling homes in the area since 2019. The township was

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    $433K

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    $225K - $2.6M

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  Irvington

  Irvington, NJ, less than 5 miles from Newark, offers convenient NYC commutes. The area includes affordable Colonial homes, Irvington Park, and diverse dining, with easy access to towns via the Garden State Parkway.

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    $421K

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    $256K - $637K

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    39 Listings

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  Chesilhurst

  Chesilhurst in Waterford Works features ranch-style homes amid woods. Leanna Harris Park offers sports courts and hosts community events like Chesilhurst Day. U.S. 30 connects residents to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

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    $343K

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    $199K - $570K

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  Harding

  Harding, NJ, is a forested township with upscale homes on spacious lots. The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge offers hiking trails. Highly rated schools serve the area. Morristown, nearby, provides shopping and dining.

  • Average Value

    $1.99M

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    $648K - $7M

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    4 Listings

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  Far Hills

  About 30 miles west of Newark, Far Hills is an esteemed residential community where large estates on rolling hills list with million-dollar-plus price tags. "It's a beautiful town with rolling hills and mountains and lakes," says Realtor Lee M. Opperman with Coldwell Banker Realty, who's completely transparent that the town is only occupied by the

  • Average Value

    $1.53M

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    $843K - $8.3M

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    5 Listings

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  Warren

  Just 35 miles outside Manhattan, Warren couldn't feel more removed from the city. Spacious lots on quiet residential streets offer a sense of seclusion, and wooded areas separate properties. "You get home and just can't believe you're in this quiet place. You could be in the middle of nowhere," says Judy Weiniger, Warren resident for over 25 years

  • Average Value

    $1.35M

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    $578K - $3M

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    20 Listings

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  Holmdel

  Located about 40 miles from New York and minutes from Raritan Bay, Holmdel is close to buses, trains, ferries and highways that go into the city. But while Holmdel is popular among commuters, this township's entertainment venues, sprawling parks, well-rated schools and innovative mixed-use development keep residents local. "When I moved here 30

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    $1.19M

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    $500K - $3.8M

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    36 Listings

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  South Orange Village

  South Orange Village, NJ, lies 24 miles from Manhattan. The town has diverse dining and the South Orange Performing Arts Center. South Mountain Reservation offers hiking and a zoo. The area has highly rated schools.

  • Average Value

    $1.20M

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    $375K - $2.1M

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  Bernards

  Bernards, NJ, offers quiet suburbia 38 miles from NYC. The township boasts highly rated schools, picturesque parks like Pleasant Valley, and a charming downtown in Basking Ridge. Commuter-friendly with trains to New York City.

  • Average Value

    $1.05M

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    $348K - $2.5M

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  Montville

  Montville, NJ combines suburban and rural charm with highly rated schools. Outdoor activities at Pyramid Mountain and dining at Harrigan's Family Restaurant are notable. Newark Liberty International Airport is 30 miles away.

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    $995K

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    $434K - $3M

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    15 Listings

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  Randolph

  Randolph, NJ, combines suburban and rural living in Morris County. It features a 16-mile trail system connecting five parks. Highly rated Randolph High offers dual enrollment courses, with local shopping and dining along Route 10.

  • Average Value

    $877K

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    $540K - $1.5M

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    23 Listings

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  Hanover

  Hanover, NJ, a suburban township 32 miles from Manhattan, features community parks and lower property taxes than nearby areas. Highly rated schools like Bee Meadow School serve this area with diverse housing options.

  • Average Value

    $792K

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    $432K - $1.4M

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  Preakness

  Preakness, NJ, a Wayne Township suburb, has diverse homes and top-rated schools. Residents enjoy local dining, Willowbrook Mall, and outdoor recreation. The area provides easy NYC access and lower crime risk than average.

  • Average Value

    $754K

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    $299K - $1.5M

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  West Orange

  West Orange, NJ, in the Watchung Mountains, offers Manhattan skyline views and parks like South Mountain Reservation. West Orange High is highly rated. Free shuttles connect to nearby train stations for commuters.

  • Average Value

    $752K

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    $408K - $2.1M

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  Hillsborough

  Hillsborough, NJ, blends suburban and rural living near NYC. Duke Farms offers 20 miles of trails, while Sourland Mountain Preserve provides outdoor recreation. The area has highly rated schools and hosts the annual Rotary Fair.

  • Average Value

    $742K

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    $259K - $1.6M

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  South Brunswick

  South Brunswick began as a farming community in the late 1700s, drawing settlers for the fertile soils and favorable growing conditions that earned New Jersey its nickname, the Garden State. Today, the township is suburban rather than agrarian, though it maintains the old pastoral vibe with acres of preserved fields and forests between pockets of

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    $723K

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    $318K - $1.9M

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    85 Listings

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  Pompton Plains

  Pompton Plains, NJ, offers suburban charm near NYC. Pequannock Township School District is well-rated. PV Park has outdoor amenities. Route 23 provides shopping. Commuters use I-287 and Lincoln Park train station.

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    $723K

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    $310K - $1.6M

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  Lakewood

  Lakewood, NJ is a diverse suburb 70 miles from Manhattan. It features the large Beth Medrash Govoha yeshiva, Ocean County Park with its rugged scenery, and extensive industrial parks supporting a strong business climate.

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    $711K

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    $145K - $1.8M

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  Jackson

  Jackson, NJ, 20 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, blends suburban and rural living. It features diverse housing and attractions like Six Flags Great Adventure. Jackson Memorial High School has a high rating. Shopping is plentiful.

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    $690K

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    $149K - $1.6M

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  East Brunswick

  East Brunswick, NJ, boasts highly rated schools and diverse housing. This suburban township features Bicentennial Park on Farrington Lake and Brunswick Square Mall. It provides convenient access to New York City for commuters.

  • Average Value

    $659K

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    $269K - $1.4M

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  Mount Olive

  Mount Olive, NJ combines suburban and rural living near Budd Lake. The township features diverse housing, highly rated schools, and Turkey Brook Park with extensive facilities. U.S. Route 206 offers shopping and dining options.

  • Average Value

    $647K

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    $353K - $1.3M

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    29 Listings

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