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Newton, NJ Condos for Sale

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    $363,900

    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths

    10 Oriole Terrace Unit O010, Newton, NJ 07860

    Country roads wind their way to the entrance of Hampton Commons and at the end of that journey, you'll find 10 Oriole Terrace. Serene natural surroundings, exceptional community amenities, and an address that quietly delivers what you are searching for... Step inside to a welcoming entrance foyer and you'll immediately appreciate this thoughtfully designed townhouse. The eat-in kitchen with cafe

    Edwin Kalinka Keller Williams Realty Metropolitan

    10 Oriole Terrace Unit O010, Newton, NJ 07860
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    $333,300

    Open Sun 12PM - 3PM
    • 2 Beds
    • 1.5 Baths

    15 Rhea Run Unit R8, Newton, NJ 07860

    Lovely end-unit townhouse in desirable Hampton Commons offering a spacious, bright, and airy open-concept layout. The inviting living room features a cozy wood-burning fireplace and overlooks a large deck backing to peaceful wooded views perfect for relaxing or entertaining. A formal dining room provides the ideal space for gatherings, while the eat-in kitchen boasts newer countertops and a

    SANDRA GARDNER WEICHERT REALTORS

    15 Rhea Run Unit R8, Newton, NJ 07860

Why Live in Newton

Newton, New Jersey, is a small community known for its historic architecture and old-school charm. Located in the Kittatinny Valley, Newton features a variety of architectural styles, including Queen Anne and Georgian Revival, with notable buildings like the former Sussex and Merchants National Bank and Christ Episcopal Church. The community is characterized by its quiet atmosphere and low traffic, making it a relaxed place to live. Newton High is highly rated, contributing to the area's appeal for families. Memory Park serves as a focal point for outdoor activities, hosting events like Concert Under the Stars and Outdoor Movie Night during the summer. The park also includes a dog park, Babe Ruth Ballfield, and access to the Sussex Branch Trail. Spring Street offers a cosmopolitan dining scene with diverse options, including Sazon Latino and The Farmer’s Daughter, along with various ethnic restaurants and casual eateries. Housing in Newton ranges from simple historic homes with colonial influences to elaborate Victorian styles, many of which have been renovated. The community is walkable, with sidewalks and pedestrian-friendly areas, and is accessible via bus routes and major highways like Route 94 and Highway 206, making it about a 90-minute drive to New York City.

Condo Price Trends

Median Condo Price
$325,500
Median 1-Bedroom Condo Price
$315,000
Median 2-Bedroom Condo Price
$342,000
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