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Hunterdon County is a rolling, rural county in western New Jersey with 26 towns, two big reservoirs and the Raritan Valley train line. Flemington has been the county seat since 1790. About 85 percent of homes are owner occupied, and homes often sit on larger lots.
Start with the newest listings above. Then use the facts below to compare towns, taxes, commutes and outdoor space. When you want a shortlist, tell us what matters to you or call (973) 577-9442.
Hunterdon County at a glance
Here are the numbers buyers ask about first. They give you a quick picture of the county before you look at one house.
- Population: 128,947 people in the 2020 Census (U.S. Census).
- Towns: 26 municipalities. Flemington is the county seat.
- Typical home value: $517,200 median for owner occupied homes, Census ACS 2020 to 2024 (U.S. Census).
- Property taxes: $11,717 average residential tax bill in 2025 (NJ Division of Taxation). Your bill depends on the town and the assessment, so check the exact property.
- Commute: 33.0 minutes average trip to work (U.S. Census).
Getting around
- Drive: Interstate 78 crosses the county, with Route 22, Route 31 and County Route 517 (Hunterdon County).
- Train: the NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line stops at High Bridge, Annandale, Lebanon and White House (NJ Transit). Annandale and White House have about 100 spaces each, High Bridge 40 and Lebanon 15.
- Bus: NJ Transit routes 114 and 117 run from nearby Somerville and Bridgewater.
Parks and outdoor space
- Round Valley Recreation Area, a 2,350 acre reservoir about 180 feet deep, with boating, swimming and wilderness camping (NJ DEP).
- Spruce Run Recreation Area, the third largest reservoir in the state, with 15 miles of shoreline (NJ DEP).
- Voorhees State Park, with trails, camping and a public observatory (NJ DEP).
Schools
The state lists 26 school district entries for Hunterdon County. High school is often regional, with Delaware Valley, Hunterdon Central, North Hunterdon Voorhees and South Hunterdon Regional each covering several towns. Always confirm the school district for the exact address with the district office before you buy (NJ Department of Education district list).
Towns in Hunterdon County
Hunterdon County has 26 towns, and each one has its own taxes, schools and feel. Here are some of the largest, so you can see where people live.
| Town | 2020 population |
|---|---|
| Raritan Township | 23,452 |
| Readington Township | 16,130 |
| Clinton Township | 12,975 |
| Lebanon Township | 6,196 |
| Union Township | 5,957 |
| Tewksbury Township | 5,871 |
| Flemington | 4,881 |
| Lambertville | 4,140 |
| High Bridge | 3,546 |
Source: 2020 Census, New Jersey state municipal data. Ask us for current prices in any town.
Questions buyers ask us about Hunterdon County
- Will the home have a well or septic? Many homes here do. New Jersey requires a private well water test when a home with a well is sold (NJ Department of Health). Ask for septic records and plan an inspection.
- What will my taxes be? The 2025 county average is $11,717, but towns vary: Tewksbury $15,976, Readington $12,691, Raritan $12,301, Flemington $10,119 and Lambertville $10,009 (NJ Division of Taxation).
- Where do I park for the train? Lebanon has only 15 spaces and High Bridge 40. Annandale and White House are larger. Ask about permits.
- Which high school? Regional districts split the county, so confirm the district for the exact address.
Looking nearby too? See our Somerset County, Warren County and Mercer County pages.
Plan your next step
Buying? Our buyer guide explains the process from preparation through closing. Selling? Review our selling guide and pricing approach before choosing a plan. If speed matters, request a cash-offer discussion; submitting an inquiry does not guarantee an offer or a closing date.