Courtesy: KELLER WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE
610-867-8888
Set on over 22 picturesque acres in Hunterdon County, this unique property offers a rare opportunity for a private estate, farm, or potential residential use. Located in the Agricultural Residential (AR) Zone, the property permits single-family dwellings along with limited agricultural activities. The property features freshwater wetlands, enhancing its natural beauty and privacy while requiring planning for future use. Buyers are encouraged to conduct due diligence regarding zoning, potential development, and environmental regulations. Appointment only, please.
Courtesy: KL SOTHEBY'S INT'L. REALTY
908-719-2500
Offered is approximately 71 acres along Route 173 in Bloomsbury Borough, located within the Planned Unit Development (PUD) District and subject to New Jersey Highlands Preservation Area regulations. The PUD zoning is designed to support large-scale, master-planned development, permitting a mix of single-family, townhome, multifamily, limited office, recreational, and open-space uses, subject to Planning Board approval. The ordinance allows for flexibility in site design, density allocation, and layout, with gross residential density permitted up to 7.2 dwelling units per acre, depending on development area and configuration. Lower-income housing is required in accordance with Mount Laurel obligations and may be accommodated within the multifamily component.The property's location within the Highlands Preservation Area necessitates compliance with applicable environmental standards and approvals, making this opportunity best suited for an experienced developer prepared to navigate state and municipal review processes. With direct Route 173 and I 78 frontage, significant acreage, and an established PUD framework, this site presents a rare opportunity for a thoughtfully planned, long-term development vision in western Hunterdon County. Independent due diligence is encouraged with respect to Highlands constraints, infrastructure availability, permitted yield, and affordable housing requirements.
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER REALTY
908-782-6850
Highly visible corner lot on State Highway 22 and Rt 523, the main road in Whitehouse Station, across from Kings Supermarket. Close to Rt 78. Great for small professional or general office with apartments on second floor Rt 523 2018 traffic counts +11,000/day. Rt 22 higher. The wings on the building are tear down, but the main center structure can be restored. Permitted uses include: offices, banks, retail, day care, alcohol facility, residential apartments above non-residential use, restaurants, fast food, animal hospital, arts and galleries, artisans, assisted living, bed and breakfast, adult/childcare, farmers market, health / sports clubs and gymnasiums. The property had been two lots but were combined into one 1.36 acre lot. There is municipal sewer and well water.
Courtesy: BHHS FOX & ROACH
609-924-1600
MAIN VALUE IS IN THE LAND. A great property with many opportunities. Possible sub division but variance is required. Buyer should check with Readington Township for possible other uses. Detached garage is 40 x 40. There is a residential dwelling on the property that is sold in as is condition. Property was approved in 2015 for condominiums but this approval must be confirmed by the buyer as it may have expired. 200 amp electric service panel in the garage and in the house. Utilities service the house now.
Whitehouse Station is located in New Jersey. Whitehouse Station, New Jersey has a population of 9,359. Whitehouse Station is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.69% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.01%.
The median household income in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey is $114,830. The median household income for the surrounding county is $123,373 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Whitehouse Station is 52.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.5 inches per year, with 25.1 inches of snow per year.
