Neighborhoods in Monmouth County, NJ

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  Spring Lake

  The quaint town of Spring Lake is known for its beautiful beachfront along the Jersey Shore. Nestled in Monmouth County, the peaceful boardwalk and charming downtown appeal to residents. “Among the coastal towns, it’s the longest non-commercial beachfront town,” says Jenifer Green Grigg, a Broker Manager with Jack Green Realty who has specialized

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    $3.94M

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    $557K - $18.5M

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  Deal

  Nestled between the packed beaches of Long Branch and Asbury Park, Deal offers a low-key retreat with nearly 2.5 miles of private coastline. Once rural farmland, this Jersey Shore enclave is now home to roughly 900 year-round residents—most are Syrian-Americans and part of the Sephardic Jewish community. Like many coastal areas, the population

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    $3.89M

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    $1.7M - $7.7M

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  Sea Girt

  Located at the southern end of Monmouth County, and embracing the sparkling shores of the Atlantic Ocean, the beach town of Sea Girt offers more than just boardwalk vistas and beachside relaxation. Philadelphia Land Developers transformed this oceanside locale into a shore resort town during the 1870s, and the establishment of a National Guard

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    $3.74M

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    $939K - $12.3M

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  Allenhurst

  On the Jersey shore, next to the Atlantic Ocean, is Allenhurst, a beach borough that’s a little more than a quarter square mile in size. Stately houses, many built in the early 1900s, and a compact row of locally owned businesses on Main Street solidify the neighborhood’s suburban atmosphere. However, the area’s coastal twist makes it more of a

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    $3.54M

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    $1.9M - $10.9M

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  Rumson

  Rumson has been a waterfront favorite since the Gilded Age, and this former resort community still attracts the well-off. Except this Monmouth County enclave now draws year-round dwellers for its top-performing schools, large leafy lots, proximity to pristine beaches and NYC commuter ferries.<br><br>Also known as the peninsula, Rumson’s location

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    $2.73M

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    $931K - $10M

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  Loch Arbour

  Loch Arbour, nestled between Allenhurst and Asbury Park, is a small, desirable village known for its large family homes and beachside condominiums. This close-knit community, established in 1957, offers immediate access to the Jersey Shore, making it a popular spot for housing. Despite its compact size of less than .13 square miles, Loch Arbour

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    $2.69M

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  Locust

  Locust went from a Colonial-era fishing village to a summer vacation spot after the Civil War, and the scenic rolling terrain along the Navesink River makes the transition apparent. It’s even possible to find cedar shingle homes from the early 20th century that evoke nostalgic times along the riverfront in warm seasons. But today, Locust isn’t

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    $2.31M

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    $816K - $4.8M

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  Avon-by-the-Sea

  Surrounded by water on all three sides, Avon-by-the-Sea is a quaint coastal borough with a tight-knit community atmosphere. Unlike other parts of the Jersey Shore, this residential area isn’t overrun by throngs of tourists. Residents of sizable Victorian houses and ocean-facing colonial condos benefit from easy access to white sand beaches and

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    $1.99M

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    $515K - $4.4M

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  Fair Haven

  Fair Haven, a quaint Jersey Shore borough, offers residents a lifestyle centered around the water, with many homes on streets like Lewis Lane, Timber Court, Battin Road, Grange Road, and Fairwaters Lane situated just minutes from the river. The neighborhood features colonial and craftsman-style homes, providing a charming residential atmosphere.

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    $1.64M

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    $829K - $3.1M

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  Elberon

  Once a summer seaside resort for the rich and famous, Elberon has seen its share of visiting celebrities, presidents and industrial tycoons over the last century. By the late 1960s, Sephardic Jews from Brooklyn, who would spend summers in Bradley Beach to the south, began flocking to and buying homes in nearby towns like Elberon. Today, it is

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    $1.60M

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    $387K - $9.9M

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  Interlaken

  When new residents move to Interlaken, Bob Waitt often gets a call. As Interlaken’s historian, Waitt is the one whom new homeowners reach out to with questions about the history of their new purchases. “I get a lot of calls from people when they first move in,” Waitt says. “I can tell them when it was built, who lived there and who passed away

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    $1.54M

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    $802K - $3.7M

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  Monmouth Beach

  Monmouth Beach, situated between Sea Bright and Long Branch, provides a serene suburban atmosphere amidst one of the nation's busiest summer locales. This neighborhood is known for its charming restaurants, top-ranked school district, and proximity to popular Jersey Shore beaches. Historically a Gilded Age resort, Monmouth Beach features upscale

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    $1.49M

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    $381K - $5M

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    16 Listings

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  Brielle

  “You know how in the old days, they said “All roads lead to Rome?’ Well, all roads in Jersey lead to Brielle,” says associate broker Joanne Botwinick of Berkshire Hathaway Fox and Roach. “It’s a quiet, laid-back town and an overall pretty perfect place to live.” Botwinick would know; she’s lived here for nearly 20 years. “A friend of mine would go

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    $1.41M

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    $544K - $4.4M

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  Sea Bright

  Sea Bright in Middletown features beach clubs, family homes, and popular restaurants. With access to the Seastreak ferry, it suits New York commuters. The area also boasts scenic ocean views and top-rated schools. Sea Bright, a neighborhood in Middletown, New Jersey, is a slender borough situated on a barrier peninsula stretching from Sandy Hill

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    $1.35M

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    $457K - $4.8M

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  Little Silver

  Little Silver is a residential borough known for its scenic waterfront views along the Shrewsbury River and its numerous streams and creeks. The area, which has evolved from a resort and agricultural hub to a fishing town, now features Colonial and Cape Cod homes with large, tree-shaded yards, as well as grand Colonial homes lining the waterways.

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    $1.33M

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    $535K - $3M

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  Belmar

  Built up in the late 19th century as a Gilded Age seaside getaway, Belmar is favored by year-round and seasonal homeowners alike. The coastal borough abuts 1.5 miles of pristine Atlantic Ocean beach and historical boardwalk, but unlike other parts of the Jersey Shore, it doesn’t draw in the tourist hordes. Quiet residential lanes like E

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    $1.27M

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    $354K - $4M

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  Bradley Beach

  Bradley Beach, a tranquil Monmouth County borough, features historic homes and beach condos near the ocean. Residents enjoy a paved boardwalk, local restaurants, Shipwreck Island mini-golf, and community events at Riley Park. Bradley Beach, a historic summer destination in Monmouth County, continues to attract both seasonal visitors and year-round

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    $1.18M

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    $570K - $2.9M

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  West Long Branch

  West Long Branch is the kind of community where business owners and patrons are on a first-name basis and children know their classmates from kindergarten through graduation. The neighborly borough of Monmouth County is largely residential with pockets of commercial activity. A drive through the borough reveals that most residences are on generous

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    $1.10M

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    $530K - $3M

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  Oceanport

  Oceanport is a small waterfront community known for its warm, friendly atmosphere and strong sense of community. Residents often describe it as reminiscent of "Mayberry, USA," where neighbors support each other and children play in the parks. The neighborhood hosts the annual Summer’s End Festival, featuring bouncy houses, face painting, live

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    $1.04M

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    $531K - $3.4M

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  Oakhurst

  Oakhurst is a quintessential small beach neighborhood just a couple miles from the beach. Its community is a mix of summer and year-long residents, so the town changes with the seasons, its beachy summer vibe turning quieter and sleepier during the winter in its own form of near-hibernation. “Oakhurst gives you a quiet quality of life,” Michael

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    $1.04M

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    $617K - $3.2M

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  West End

  West End is a coastal community along the Jersey Shore, about 50 miles from Newark and New York City. While some Jersey Shore beachfront communities look more like ghost towns in the winter months, West End thrives all year long. “Monmouth University has played a big role in shaping this community,” says Michael Dente, a Realtor with EXP Realty,

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    $1.04M

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    $323K - $5.9M

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  Morganville

  Morganville, a neighborhood within Marlboro Township in Monmouth County, offers a suburban lifestyle with a rich historical backdrop. The area is known for its diverse housing styles, including colonial, neoclassical, Tudor, ranch, and contemporary homes, often featuring large front lawns and manicured gardens. Residents benefit from easy access

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    $1.02M

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    $393K - $2.5M

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  Wall Township

  On paper, Wall Township looks like a support suburb for Jersey Shore beach towns. Sitting behind Belmar and Manasquan, Wall Township has the convenient shopping, highly ranked schools and wooded nature areas that are harder to find on the water. But being a short drive or bike ride to the ocean and having the Garden State Parkway cut through it

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    $1.02M

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    $367K - $2.8M

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  Spring Lake Heights

  Spring Lake Heights is a charming neighborhood in Spring Lake Heights, offering a coastal lifestyle just minutes from the beach. The area is split by two golf courses, Spring Lake Golf Club and Fairway Mews Community & Golf Club, the latter featuring over 500 townhomes and ranch-style homes built in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Fairway Mews

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    $990K

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    $616K - $2.7M

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  Shrewsbury

  Shrewsbury is a neighborhood known for its historic charm and community pride, with sycamore trees lining Sycamore Avenue and well-preserved historic homes. The area features several parks, including Manson Park, where residents can enjoy baseball, basketball, tennis, and a community garden. The Four Corners, where Sycamore Avenue and Broad Street

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    $976K

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    $549K - $2.7M

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    4 Listings

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