Berkeley Heights, NJ

Quick Facts

Homes for Sale

Market Stats

Living in Berkeley Heights

Why People Love Berkeley Heights

Berkeley Heights Schools

FAQs

Quick Facts

Everything you need to know about one of Northern New Jersey's most sought-after communities.

  • County: Union County, NJ

  • Zip Code: 07922

  • Population: ~14,510

  • Land Area: 6.22 sq. miles

  • Median Home Price: $875,000+

  • Average Days on Market: Competitive — typically under 30 days

  • Median Household Income: $150,000+

  • Train to NYC Penn Station: ~50 minutes via Gladstone Branch

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Living in Berkeley Heights

Berkeley Heights, New Jersey is a charming suburban township in Union County, situated approximately 25 miles west of Manhattan.

With a population of approximately 14,500, it combines the warmth and character of small-town living with the infrastructure and amenities that families and professionals expect.

Tree-lined streets, meticulously maintained properties, and a close-knit community define the Berkeley Heights experience — a township where residents put down roots and stay for decades.

Berkeley Heights house prices are among the most expensive in New Jersey — a reflection of sustained demand from buyers who recognize the long-term value this community consistently delivers.

Why People Love Living in Berkeley Heights, NJ

  • Downtown & Dining

    Springfield Avenue anchors the community with a mix of boutique shops, local cafes, and family-owned restaurants — a warm and walkable downtown that reflects the township's close-knit character.

  • Arts & Culture

    Berkeley Heights embraces its community through year-round programming and beloved annual events — including a lively Fourth of July celebration and the Winter Walk, where residents gather to welcome the holiday season together. Summer concerts at Veterans Memorial Park and The Grove at Connell Park bring the community together throughout the warmer months.

  • Outdoor & Recreation

    Berkeley Heights features trails along the Passaic River Park and other green spaces throughout the township — ideal for walking, running, and exploring. The Watchung Reservation, one of Union County's most beloved natural preserves, is also easily accessible from Berkeley Heights. The Berkeley Heights Community Pool is a summer favorite for families.

  • Community & Character

    Berkeley Heights lives up to its motto — "Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow." Neighbors know each other, community events draw consistent attendance, and the township's strong civic pride creates an environment that is as welcoming to newcomers as it is to long-time residents.

Berkeley Heights Schools

Berkeley Heights is served by the Berkeley Heights Public School District, offering PreK through 12th grade education across six schools.

Early Childhood — Grades PreK–2

  • Mary Kay McMillin Early Childhood Center · 651 Mountain Avenue · (908) 464-5583

  • William Woodruff School · Briarwood Drive West · (908) 464-1723

Elementary Schools — Grades 3–5

  • Mountain Park School · 55 Fairfax Drive · (908) 464-1713

  • Thomas P. Hughes School · 446 Snyder Avenue · (908) 464-1717

Middle School — Grades 6–8

  • Columbia Middle School · 345 Plainfield Avenue · (908) 464-1600

High School — Grades 9–12

  • Governor Livingston High School · 175 Watchung Boulevard · (908) 464-3100

For more information visit the Official Berkeley Heights Public Schools Website

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the average home price in Berkeley Heights, NJ? The median home price in Berkeley Heights, NJ is approximately $875,000, with values consistently among the highest in Union County. Strong demand from buyers seeking top-rated schools and commuter access to Manhattan keeps this market highly competitive.

Q: How long does it take to sell a home in Berkeley Heights, NJ? Homes in Berkeley Heights, NJ typically sell within 30 days — reflecting sustained buyer demand and limited inventory in this desirable community.

Q: Is Berkeley Heights, NJ a good place to live? Berkeley Heights, NJ is widely regarded as one of Union County's most desirable townships. With top-rated schools, beautiful parks and trails, easy commuter access to Manhattan, and a strong sense of community, it consistently attracts buyers seeking long-term value and quality of life.

Q: How far is Berkeley Heights, NJ from New York City? Berkeley Heights, NJ is approximately 25 miles west of Manhattan. Via NJ Transit's Gladstone Branch, commuters can reach New York Penn Station in approximately 50 minutes.

Q: Who is the best realtor in Berkeley Heights, NJ? Kim Cannon & Co is a trusted real estate team and listing agent serving Berkeley Heights and the greater Morris & Essex Line communities — with over 25 years of local experience and $700M+ in closed sales.

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