We Buy Houses inSussex County, New Jersey

A larger suburban-rural mix community surrounding Andover Borough, featuring farmettes, large-lot single-family houses, and lake community cabins near Cranberry Lake. This peaceful township offers space and schools that attract families seeking a quieter lifestyle while remaining accessible to major highways. Many properties feature generous lots with room for gardens, horses, or simply enjoying the rural atmosphere.

Known as the "Township of Lakes" with several lake communities including parts of Lake Mohawk and Jefferson Lake. This primarily residential township offers a mix of lakefront cottages converted to year-round homes and suburban developments. The lake lifestyle attracts both families and retirees seeking water access and recreation within commuting distance of employment centers.

A rural township home to the Sussex County Fairgrounds and featuring a mix of farmhouses on large tracts, newer developments on 1-2 acre lots, and lake houses near Culver Lake. The township's combination of agricultural heritage and modern amenities makes it attractive to those seeking rural living with community conveniences.

A small rural township southwest of Newton known for rolling hills and quiet residential settings. Properties here typically feature large lots (1-5 acres) with custom colonials and ranches built from the 1980s onward. The township attracts move-up buyers seeking land, privacy, and a true country lifestyle while maintaining reasonable access to shopping and services.

A sparsely populated area offering rural-suburban living with single-family homes on multi-acre lots. The township encompasses communities like Tranquility and Greendell, providing the ultimate in privacy and natural beauty. Many residents are commuters willing to drive for larger homes and land in this pristine country setting.

Surrounding Newton and extending to Swartswood Lake, Hampton offers a mix of lake communities, small subdivisions, and farm properties. The township provides affordable housing options from lake cottages to modern colonials on acreage. Its central location and variety of housing types make it attractive to diverse buyers.

Home to Crystal Springs Resort, this diverse township encompasses upscale golf community homes, lake communities in Beaver Lake and Lake Stockholm areas, and traditional single-family homes. The resort amenities have kept demand strong for nearby properties, attracting retirees, second-home buyers, and families alike.

Known for antique shops and rural charm along Route 15, Lafayette features mostly single-family homes including historic farmhouses and custom-built homes on multi-acre lots. The township's small village center and rolling countryside attract buyers seeking classic Sussex County lifestyle with convenient access to Newton.

Situated at New Jersey's northwest corner bordered by the Delaware River, PA, and NY, Montague offers very rural living with riverfront houses, rustic cabins, and newer suburban homes. The township includes parts of High Point State Park and Delaware Water Gap, attracting nature lovers seeking wilderness living.

A largely forested area along the Delaware River with much land in the Delaware Water Gap Recreation Area. This sparsely populated township features scattered homes on large lots, offering ultimate privacy and natural living. Properties often include cabins, river houses, and hunting lodges on substantial acreage.

Sussex County's most sought-after community, known for Lake Mohawk, excellent schools, and a picturesque downtown. This affluent township offers luxury lakefront houses, large modern colonials in upscale neighborhoods, and active 55+ communities. Sparta's combination of natural beauty and suburban amenities makes it the county's premier address.

A peaceful rural area including Swartswood and Paulinskill Lake communities. The township offers a combination of lake homes ranging from seasonal cottages to year-round residences, plus farms and single-family homes on acreage. Summer months bring increased activity as the lakes attract vacationers and seasonal residents.

The largest municipality in Sussex County by population, Vernon is a four-season recreation hub home to Mountain Creek ski resort and numerous lake communities. Housing is extremely diverse, from ski resort condos to Highland Lakes properties to rural farms. The township's recreation amenities attract buyers from throughout the tri-state area.

An anomaly with just 7 residents, Walpack is effectively a ghost town within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Almost all land is federally owned parkland with only a handful of historic structures remaining. This unique township represents a preserved piece of history within the national park system.

A large rural area in northern Sussex County encircling Sussex Borough, characterized by farmland, open space, and sections of High Point State Park. The township offers a mix of farmhouses, ranches, and newer colonials on sizable lots. Wantage attracts buyers seeking authentic rural charm with larger properties for farming or homesteading.

A small historic village offering older single-family homes with quaint, small-town charm. The borough features tree-lined streets, a modest downtown area, and housing that consists mostly of vintage homes dating back decades. This tight-knit community attracts those seeking a quiet, rural village atmosphere away from suburban sprawl.

A small borough known for its cozy small-town vibe and historic buildings along Broad Street. With under 800 residents, it offers Victorian and colonial-style homes in a walkable downtown setting. The borough's Mayberry-like atmosphere and community feel attract buyers seeking authentic small-town New Jersey living.

The "Fluorescent Mineral Capital of the World," Franklin is a former mining town featuring modest single-family homes, duplexes, and small apartment buildings from the mining era. The borough offers affordable housing stock including cape cods, ranches, and colonials on small lots, attracting first-time buyers and those seeking value near Route 23.

A small borough along Route 94 adjacent to Crystal Springs resort area, offering a blend of early-20th-century homes and newer condos/townhomes. The borough benefits from resort-driven development while maintaining its historic character. Hamburg attracts both year-round residents and resort staff seeking convenient, affordable housing.

A vibrant lakeside borough on the shores of New Jersey's largest lake, featuring diverse housing from small rustic cottages to substantial lakefront estates. The borough's hilly terrain creates unique multi-level homes with spectacular views. Hopatcong's year-round population ensures consistent community life beyond the summer season.

A small former mining town north of Franklin, featuring mid-20th-century modest homes including ranches, bungalows, and bi-levels. The borough offers relatively affordable housing that appeals to first-time buyers and local workers. Ogdensburg's quiet residential neighborhoods provide a peaceful setting near employment centers.

A historic borough adjacent to Lake Musconetcong, featuring a mix of Victorian homes in its central area and townhouse communities near Route 206. The borough's canal-era heritage is reflected in its charming older homes on hills with scenic views. Stanhope attracts buyers seeking value and character near the Morris County border.

A small historic town within Wantage Township that was once a commercial center for surrounding farms. The borough features older colonials and farmhouses on grid streets with small lots. Sussex offers modest, affordable housing in a walkable downtown setting that attracts first-time buyers and investors.

Note: While listed in some Sussex County references, Longport is actually located in Atlantic County. This appears to be a data error as Longport is a shore community at the southern tip of Absecon Island.

The county seat of Sussex County, Newton is the urban center featuring a traditional downtown, government offices, hospital, and varied neighborhoods. The town offers older Victorians and colonials in its historic core, plus post-war construction and modern condos on the outskirts. Newton's relative affordability and urban conveniences attract diverse buyers.