The median home value in Middletown, NJ is $600,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $507,750.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Middletown, NJ is $600,000.
Approximately 82.75% of Middletown homes are owned,
compared to 13.25% rented, while
3.75% are vacant.
Middletown real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Middletown real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Middletown.
Situated in the center of Middletown's Applebrook neighborhood is a parcel of level land, approximately 2.3 acres with a meandering creek. Here is your opportunity to own a private slice of Middletown's finest land today. Do not walk the property without a confirmed appointment. Utilities are at the street. Buyers are to do due diligence in regards to building on this piece of property.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! in a beautiful private setting in Middletown, NJ. 2 Lots for the price of 1 totaling approximately 2.5 acres of gorgeous, wooded land. Block 605 Lots 27 & 27.01 with 250 feet of frontage on Magnolia Ln has possibilities to build a beautiful single family home. Due diligence is still required for town approvals and wetlands is present. Middletown is a phenomenal place to live. Close to commuter highways, Jersey Shore beaches, restaurants, shopping, culture, nightlife and so much more.
There are varying reasons why people purchase land. Usually a combination of factors exist and a shared ethos drives the decision to acquire rural real estate. Building structures, a retirement home and rental properties are certainly to be considered. Improving wildlife habitat, developing water features and planting crops appeal to some. Here is your chance to enhance this property with your time, resources and efforts. Buyers responsible for due diligence. This property is located in an upcoming community that loves nature and the beach. Close to Seastreak Ferry to NYC. (91 Monmouth Ave. also available)
There are varying reasons why people purchase land. Usually a combination of factors exist and a shared ethos drives the decision to acquire rural real estate. Building structures, a retirement home and rental properties are certainly to be considered. Improving wildlife habitat, developing water features and planting crops appeal to some. Here is your chance to enhance this property with your time, resources and efforts. Buyers responsible for due diligence. Close to Seastreak Ferry to NYC. Also available is Lot 93.
