We Buy Houses inMonmouth County, New Jersey

A suburban township on Raritan Bay, paired with adjacent Matawan. Housing includes mid-century and newer single-family homes in quiet neighborhoods, plus condos and townhomes. Popular with commuters thanks to Aberdeen-Matawan train station and proximity to Garden State Parkway.

A tiny shorefront borough known for its grand Victorian and early 20th-century homes. It's an exclusive community with a private beach club and small-town feel. Features large historic houses on spacious lots with some of the highest property values in New Jersey.

A small historic borough in western Monmouth County, known for its quaint Main Street and 18th-century charm. Housing consists of colonial-era homes, farmhouses, and some newer constructions. Remains relatively affordable compared to coastal towns.

A vibrant shore city famous for its beachfront boardwalk and music scene. Features upscale condos and restored historic homes near the beach to multi-family houses inland. The revival has drawn investors and new residents, making it one of the hottest markets.

A scenic borough overlooking Raritan Bay with ferry service to NYC. Features Victorian homes, cute downtown shops, and newer hillside developments. Popular with commuters seeking small-town coastal living with water views.

A picturesque beach town south of Belmar, known for its well-kept homes and family-friendly beach. High-end shore community with single-family homes, many Victorian or early 1900s, lovingly maintained or restored.

A popular beach town with a lively atmosphere. Mix of modest beach cottages, multi-family houses often used as summer rentals, and newer rebuilds. Extremely busy market in spring/summer as buyers snap up beach properties.

A small shore borough south of Ocean Grove with a relaxed vibe and beautiful beachfront. Housing ranges from cozy bungalows and duplexes to larger single-family homes. Slightly more affordable alternative to neighboring Avon or Belmar.

An upscale community along the Manasquan River, just inland from the ocean. Features many waterfront homes with docks and elegant suburban houses on quiet cul-de-sacs. Strong market especially for riverfront properties exceeding $1M.

Known for estate properties and horse farms. Affluent, semi-rural township with large lots and luxury homes, many custom builds. Market is stable but slower due to high prices and unique properties requiring specific buyers.

A famous Jersey Shore enclave known for palatial homes and wealthy summer residents. Many properties are massive shorefront estates or expansive historic homes. Among the highest property values in New Jersey with very exclusive market.

Centrally located with mix of residential and commercial areas including Monmouth Mall. Housing includes post-war single-family homes, condos, and older homes. Convenient location with relatively affordable prices attracts families and professionals.

An affluent suburb along the Navesink River, adjacent to Rumson. Highly sought-after for top-rated schools and tight-knit community. Homes range from early 20th-century colonials to expanded modern rebuilds with very limited inventory.

The historic county seat known for vibrant downtown and rich history (Bruce Springsteen's hometown). Housing includes older Victorians and colonials on small lots, plus duplexes and multifamily buildings. Walkable appeal with solid demand.

Surrounds the Borough offering suburban-style living with larger developments, modern homes, and 55+ communities. Shopping and employment hub with Freehold Raceway Mall. Popular with families for good schools and active market.

Suburban township in northern Monmouth with mid-century single-family homes and convenient highway access. More affordable than neighboring Holmdel, attracting young families. Steady market with homes generally selling quickly.

Waterfront borough at Sandy Hook Bay with stunning views and restaurants by the water. Mix of small bungalows, townhouses, and new elevated constructions. Improving market as more homes are elevated post-Sandy with SeaStreak ferry demand.

Upscale township with large homes, excellent schools, and PNC Bank Arts Center. Many spacious colonials and custom homes on 1-2 acre lots. High-end market with some softening at luxury level but still commanding top prices.

One of Monmouth's largest townships stretching from suburbia to rural areas. Diverse housing from suburban developments to farmettes. Strong market with solid appreciation as families seek space and value compared to coastal towns.

Bayshore town known for amusement park and beach, offering affordable housing. Many small bungalows and cottages, some rebuilt after storms. Market improving due to investor renovations but still among county's most affordable.

The "Pearl of the Bayshore" is a waterfront borough with charming downtown and mix of Victorian homes and bungalows. Hip, artsy community with relative affordability and water views. Market saw slight dip but still desirable.

Affluent suburban town near Shrewsbury River with train station to NYC. Homes range from expanded capes to large custom homes on generous lots. Very active market with families coveting schools and community.

Dynamic shore city undergoing renaissance with new oceanfront condos at Pier Village. Mix of high-rises, single-family neighborhoods, and older areas. Hot market for anything near beach or train with many NYC buyers.

Large suburban township popular with commuters and families for schools and developments. Primarily modern colonials and ranches built from 1970s-2000s plus luxury communities. Strong market with homes often receiving multiple offers.

Beloved shore town at southern tip with popular beach and surfing spots. Mix of beach cottages, larger in-town homes, and some condos. Very active market with strong buyer interest and quick sales for well-kept properties.

Highly desirable suburban township with excellent schools bordering Monmouth and Middlesex. Known for upscale developments and large homes. Strong market with buyers from NY/NJ metro seeking community and amenities.

Historic borough with Aberdeen forming popular commuter area with NJ Transit station. Features charming downtown and older homes from Victorians to mid-century splits. Solid market with character and convenience.

Most populous town in Monmouth, sprawling suburban area with many neighborhoods. Everything from Bay waterfront to horse farms. Hot seller's market with high demand, limited inventory, and quick sales.

Rural, large-lot community in western Monmouth with farmland and upscale homes on acreage. Custom-built houses, equestrian properties, and new constructions. Stable market appealing to buyers seeking land and luxury.

Small affluent borough on barrier spit between ocean and Shrewsbury River. Mix of luxurious waterfront homes, Victorians, and condos like The Admiralty. Strong market with limited inventory keeping values high.

Diverse area including oceanfront Ocean Grove, Shark River Hills, and suburban sections. Features Victorian Ocean Grove enclave, waterfront properties, and varied neighborhoods. Active market especially in historic Ocean Grove.

Suburban township just inland from shore with sections like Oakhurst and Wanamassa. Variety from 1950s capes to modern homes with parks and amenities. Strong market due to central location and solid schools.

Riverfront community home to Monmouth Park Racetrack. Mix of older homes and newer construction, especially after Fort Monmouth closure. Waterfront homes along Shrewsbury River branches highly valued with positive growth.

Bustling borough on Navesink River famous for downtown arts scene, restaurants, and shops. Mix of century-old Victorians, condos, and apartments. Very hot market with walkability and culture making it highly desired.

Unique small borough founded as New Deal cooperative for artists. Known for modernist ranch houses and artsy community. Very limited market with affordable prices but niche appeal requiring right buyer.

One of New Jersey's most affluent communities on peninsula between two rivers. Known for grand estates and waterfront mansions. Strong but exclusive market with properties often selling privately at high prices.

Narrow strip between ocean and Shrewsbury River with beach clubs and mix of homes/condos. Many structures new or elevated after storms. Unique market with beachfront demand but storm considerations.

Prestigious shore community south of Spring Lake with pristine beaches and elegant homes. Small residential town with luxury houses and historic lighthouse. Robust high-end market commanding $1M+ prices.

Suburban community next to Red Bank with historic homes and mid-century developments. Known for Grove shopping center and family atmosphere. Healthy market benefiting from Red Bank proximity and schools.

The "Jewel of the Jersey Shore" famous for picturesque lake, Victorian homes, and pristine boardwalk. Luxury market with many second homes. High-end, low volume market with extended listing periods.

Just west of Spring Lake offering mix of homes and condos on smaller lots. More year-round and moderately priced than Spring Lake. Solid market attracting those wanting coastal lifestyle at lower price.

Sizable borough with diverse housing including suburbs, townhouses, and 55+ communities. Large employers and parklands with active market especially for townhomes and singles in desirable sections.

Bayside community heavily impacted by Sandy with many rebuilt or elevated homes. Mix of older houses and new raised construction. Market rebounding with demand for modern raised homes with water views.

Rural township in western Monmouth with farmlands and horse country. Mix of historic farmhouses, modern homes on multi-acre lots, and farms. Steady specialized market for buyers seeking acreage and tranquility.

Large municipality bridging shore and inland with diverse neighborhoods. Variety from suburban developments to rural sections and some beachfront. Strong market with good schools keeping demand steady.

Suburban borough home to Monmouth University with residential neighborhoods. Range from post-war capes to newer homes and student rentals. Stable market influenced by university with rental opportunities.