Middletown, one of Monmouth County’s most populous municipalities, attracts newcomers with its multiple parks, sights and community events . Middletown Arts Center offers many diverse programs to the community in addition to housing an art gallery. Middletown is among the safest in the country. It has a large police department and one of the largest volunteer fire departments in the world.  There are many stately properties along the banks of the Navesink River and among the rolling hills of the Township.  Middletown is and has been home to many of “the rich and famous.”

Middletown is the largest town in Monmouth County, NJ. In 2006 & 2008, CNN Money voted Middletown as one of the Top 100 places to live.

Transportation is one of the reasons. The Garden State Parkway has 2 exits in Middletown Exits 109 and 114. Other major roads running through Middletown are Route 35,  Route 36 and Route 520 (East - West). Additionally, there is a NJ Transit train station in Middletown. If you would rather take a ferry or a bus to NYC, that is an option.

Along Route 35 you can find almost any kind of shopping you need. There are numerous restaurants in the immediate area. Middletown also has numerous parks and recreation programs. It's a short drive to Sandy Hook.

There are three country clubs in Middletown – Bamm Hollow Country Club, Navesink Country Club and Beacon Hill Country Club.

 According to the 2010 Census, the population of Middletown was 26,765. The average household income was $139,334

 There are 17 public schools in Middletown, with over 10,000 students. There are twelve K-5 schools, three middle schools (6-8) and 2 high schools.

There are also 2 private high schools, Christian Brothers Academy and Mater Dei High School. Three private grammar schools, Saint Mary, Saint Leo the Great and Oak Hill Academy are also in Middletown. In addition, Brookdale Community College is also in Middletown.

So - if you're looking to buy or sell a home, or you're just curious, browse our site. It's full of valuable and interesting information. From those pages you can access demographics information, a local history and local government information. You can also search for homes for sale in Middletown or elsewhere in Monmouth County, or access important information that will help  whether you are a buyer or a seller, or you need to relocate. 

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