New Providence, NJ

Quick Facts

Homes for Sale

Market Stats

Living in New Providence

Why People Love New Providence

New Providence 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: 07974

  • Population: ~13,500

  • Median Home Price: $880,000+

  • Average Days on Market: 17

  • Train to NYC Penn Station: ~45 minutes via Midtown Direct

Homes For Sale in New Providence

Market Stats

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New Providence, New Jersey is a close-knit suburban community nestled in Union County, just 25 miles west of Manhattan.

With a population of approximately 13,500, it strikes a balance that is increasingly difficult to find — genuine neighborhood character, outstanding public schools, and seamless commuter access to New York City.

The town's tree-lined streets, well-maintained homes, and strong sense of civic pride have made it a destination for families, professionals, and anyone seeking a quieter pace of life without sacrificing proximity to the city.

New Providence has quietly established itself as one of the most desirable and competitively priced markets along the Morris & Essex Line corridor — with homes averaging just 17 days on market and sustained demand driven by buyers who recognize its long-term value.

Living in New Providence

Why People Love Living in New Providence!

  • Downtown & Dining

    Springfield Avenue anchors the downtown with a mix of boutique shops, cozy cafes, and family-owned restaurants — a charming and walkable hub that reflects the town's genuine community spirit.

  • Arts & Culture

    New Providence embraces its community through local events, holiday celebrations, and civic programming that bring residents together year round — including its beloved Independence Day celebration and annual Christmas Walk.

  • Outdoor & Recreation

    Oakwood Park offers a serene setting for walks, picnics, and outdoor recreation, while the New Providence Community Pool is a summer staple for families. Athletic fields and courts throughout the town cater to residents of all ages.

  • Community & Character

    New Providence is defined by its people — a welcoming, tight-knit community where neighbors know each other and community events draw consistent crowds. It is the kind of town where people put down roots and stay.

New Providence Schools

New Providence is served by the New Providence School District, offering PreK through 12th grade education across four schools.

PreK & Elementary — Grades PreK–6

  • Allen W. Roberts Elementary School · 80 Jones Drive · (908) 464-4707

  • Salt Brook School · 40 Maple Street · (908) 464-7100

Middle School — Grades 7–8

  • New Providence Middle School · 35 Pioneer Drive · (908) 464-9161

High School — Grades 9–12

  • New Providence High School · 35 Pioneer Drive · (908) 464-4700

For more information visit the Official New Providence Public Schools Website

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the average home price in New Providence, NJ? The median home price in New Providence, NJ is approximately $880,000, with strong and consistent demand across all price points. The market continues to attract buyers seeking value relative to neighboring communities like Summit and Short Hills.

Q: How long does it take to sell a home in New Providence, NJ? Homes in New Providence, NJ average just 17 days on market — one of the fastest moving markets along the Morris & Essex Line corridor.

Q: Is New Providence, NJ a good place to live? New Providence, NJ is widely regarded as one of Union County's most desirable communities. With top-ranked schools, a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere, excellent 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 New Providence, NJ from New York City? New Providence, NJ is approximately 25 miles west of Manhattan. Via NJ Transit's Midtown Direct service, commuters can reach New York Penn Station in approximately 45 minutes.

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

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