We Buy Houses inMorris County, New Jersey

A historic small town with 8,815 residents known for its Victorian homes and charming Main Street. Housing includes older colonial and Victorian single-family homes on hilly streets, plus some duplexes and condos. Strong market with average home values around $640,000.

More rural and spread-out than Boonton Town, with 4,380 residents on large wooded lots and farmettes. Features upscale single-family homes, historic farmhouses, and newer luxury houses. Median values often exceed $700,000.

Small-town feel with 8,047 people and affordable housing. Features modest single-family houses, duplexes, and newer townhomes. One of Morris County's more affordable markets with values in the low-to-mid $400,000s.

Extremely sought-after community of 9,212 residents with top-ranked schools and picturesque streets. Features charming colonials, Victorians, and Cape Cods within walking distance to downtown and train. Average home value around $1.27 million.

Surrounds the borough with 10,983 residents on larger lots. Offers large single-family homes ranging from mid-century ranches to upscale new construction. Very desirable with median prices around $1 million.

Tiny historic town of 1,681 residents known for quaint downtown shops and colonial charm. Features historic houses dating to the 1800s alongside small neighborhoods. Limited inventory keeps prices high per square foot.

Expansive rural township with 7,713 residents on large properties. Known as horse and farm country with farmhouses, country estates, and luxury developments. Lots of 2-10 acres common with prices often exceeding $800,000.

The Hub of Morris County with 17,107 residents. Mix of lakefront cottages, mid-century homes, and suburban developments. Popular for NYC commuters with median prices around mid-$500,000s.

Urban community of 18,460 residents with historic industrial roots. Features older single-family homes, multi-family properties, and apartments. More affordable with average values around $505,000.

Suburban community of 11,105 residents with strong Italian-American heritage. Features 1950s-1970s split-levels, ranches, and newer construction. Median prices around $550,000-$600,000.

Affluent borough of 12,585 residents, home to NY Jets facility and corporate campuses. Features modern single-family homes, luxury townhomes, and 55+ communities. Median prices often exceed $700,000.

Township of 14,677 residents including Whippany and Cedar Knolls. Mix of suburban neighborhoods and office parks with some of county's lowest taxes. Median home price around $600,000.

One of Morris County's most exclusive areas with 3,871 residents on estate properties. Features multi-acre lots, horse farms, and mansions. Median values well over $1 million with prestige addresses.

Northwest township with 20,538 residents including Lake Hopatcong areas. Wide variety from seasonal cottages to contemporary lakefront houses. More moderate prices with median in the $400,000s.

Upscale borough of 9,966 people including the gated Smoke Rise community. Large homes on large lots with many 2+ acre properties. Median prices around $700,000-$800,000.

Borough of 10,915 residents with mix of suburban and semi-rural living. Some areas in flood plains affect pricing. More affordable with median in the $400,000s.

Scenic township of 8,629 residents including Gillette, Millington, and Stirling. Mix of older colonials and newer construction on hilly lots. Median prices around $600,000.

The Rose City with 16,937 residents, home to Drew University. Victorian homes, classic colonials near the Green, and modern condos. High demand with median prices around $800,000.

Affluent small town of 4,981 residents with colonial-era charm. Historic colonials, elegant Victorians, and newer luxury homes. Median values around $800,000 or more.

Township of 5,869 residents with rolling hills and estates. Luxury homes, horse farms, and large properties on multi-acre lots. Values often exceed $1 million.

Smaller township of 4,015 people with mining history. Affordable single-family homes near Dover and Route 46. Lower prices for Morris County in low-to-mid $400,000s.

Large popular suburb of 22,450 residents including Towaco and Pine Brook. Mix of luxury homes and older properties. High median prices often exceeding $700,000.

The Community of Caring with 6,153 residents. Popular for commuters with mix of post-war capes and newer colonials. Median around $600,000 with high demand.

Township surrounding Morristown with 22,974 residents. Diverse housing from estate sections to condos. Median price around $750,000 with wide range.

The county seat with 20,180 people and vibrant downtown. Mix of historic colonials, high-rise condos, and multifamily houses. Hot market with median around $770,000.

Lakefront borough of 5,909 residents on Lake Hopatcong. Mix of year-round homes and vacation properties. Wide price range depending on lake proximity.

Large township of 28,886 residents including Budd Lake and Flanders. Blend of developments, rural areas, and commercial zones. More affordable with median in low-$400,000s.

Exclusive borough of 4,472 people with planned "Lake-style" homes. Historic Tudor and Craftsman homes around lakes. Very high prices often exceeding $1 million.

Small borough of 3,375 residents near Lake Musconetcong. Older homes from railroad era on small lots. Entry-level prices in low $300,000s.

Most populous municipality with 56,162 residents. Diverse housing from entry-level to upscale across many neighborhoods. Very active market with median in low-to-mid $500,000s.

Township of 15,571 residents including Pompton Plains. Mix of mid-century homes and 55+ communities. Strong market around $500,000 with low taxes.

Sizable suburban community of 26,504 residents. Numerous developments from 1970s-2000s with large homes. Healthy market with median in upper $500,000s to $600,000.

Small borough of 4,107 residents with recent condo development. Mix of newer communities and older single-family section. Relatively affordable for Morris County.

Small historic town of 6,598 people with quaint downtown. Older colonials and Cape Cods on smaller lots. More affordable with prices in low-to-mid $400,000s.

Large township of 25,341 residents with lake communities like White Meadow Lake. Diverse housing from lakefront to suburban. Active market around $450,000.

Suburban township of 22,950 residents including Succasunna and Ledgewood. Classic split-levels and newer colonials. Median around $450,000-$500,000.

Smallest municipality with 1,582 residents. WWII-era attached townhomes and small houses. Most affordable in county with prices in $300,000s.

Picturesque township of 18,197 residents in Long Valley. Mix of antique farmhouses and contemporary homes on large lots. Median around $500,000.

Former mining town of 7,241 residents near Dover. Mix of older homes and newer developments. Relatively affordable with median in low $400,000s.