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9.08 Square Miles
10 Public Schools
~17 mi to NYC Midtown
40+ Years Serving NJ

Homes for Sale in Union Township, NJ

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2543 Branford Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $610,000 Residential - Single Family
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2485 Vauxhall Rd, Union, NJ 07083 $499,000 Residential - Single Family
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1044 Grandview Ave, Union, NJ 07083 1 of 21
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1044 Grandview Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $469,000 Residential - Single Family
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2047 Gless Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $649,000 Multi-family
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2096 Lentz Ave, Union, NJ 07083 1 of 35
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2096 Lentz Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $539,000 Residential - Single Family
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120 Parkside Dr, Union, NJ 07083 1 of 24
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120 Parkside Dr, Union, NJ 07083 $625,000 Residential - Single Family
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1121 Jeanette Ave, Union, NJ 07083 1 of 31
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1121 Jeanette Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $1,049,000 Residential - Single Family
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321 Sherwood Rd, Union, NJ 07083 $599,900 Residential - Single Family
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2200 Vauxhall Rd, Union, NJ 07083 1 of 25
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2200 Vauxhall Rd, Union, NJ 07083 $714,000 Residential - Single Family
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385 Colonial Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $675,000 Residential - Single Family
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255 Tucker Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $199,900 Residential - Condo
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2255 Morrison Ave, Union, NJ 07083 $559,900 Residential - Single Family
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Living in Union Township, NJ

Union Township is a vibrant, established community located on the northern edge of Union County, approximately 17 miles west of Midtown Manhattan. Settled in the 1600s as part of Elizabeth, Union became its own township in 1808 and has grown into a densely suburban community of nearly 60,000 residents. Its position along the Garden State Parkway, Interstate 78, and Route 22 makes it one of Central New Jersey's most accessible towns — a quality that continues to attract buyers looking for a genuine connection to the New York metro area without the price premium of communities closer to the city.

The housing stock in Union Township is diverse and predominantly owner-occupied, featuring single-family colonials, ranches, split-levels, and Cape Cods — many constructed between the 1940s and 1970s and well-maintained on established neighborhood streets. Distinct neighborhoods including Battle Hill in the west, Connecticut Farms in the central township, Galloping Hill near the golf course, and Vauxhall in the east each carry their own character while sharing easy access to Union's commercial corridors along Morris Avenue (Route 82) and Route 22.

Community life in Union Township reflects its history and diversity. The township is home to Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church, one of the oldest congregations in New Jersey dating to 1730 and a site of Revolutionary War significance. The Union Watersphere — a 212-foot landmark water tower — has long been a symbol of the township's identity. Annual events including the St. Patrick's Day Parade bring residents together and connect Union to its broader regional community.

For buyers, Union Township offers a practical blend of commuter convenience, school options, recreational facilities, and a range of price points. NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line provides direct rail service from Union Station into Newark Penn Station, where connections to the broader NJ Transit and PATH networks make New York City commuting practical. Hallmark Realtors has helped buyers and sellers navigate Union Township's real estate market for over 40 years — contact us to put that experience to work for you.

Union Township At a Glance

  • ZIP Code07083
  • CountyUnion County
  • Area9.08 sq. miles
  • School DistrictTownship of Union Public Schools
  • Public Schools10 (PK–12)
  • Train LineNJ Transit Raritan Valley
  • To Newark Airport~6 miles east
  • To NYC Midtown~17 miles
  • Major RoutesGSP, I-78, Rte 22, Rte 82
  • Home TypesColonial, Ranch, Split-Level

What Makes Union Township Stand Out

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Established Neighborhoods

Union's distinct neighborhoods — Battle Hill, Connecticut Farms, Galloping Hill, Vauxhall, and Putnam Manor — each offer their own character, street-level charm, and community identity within easy reach of the township's amenities.

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Commuter Accessibility

Union Station on the NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line provides rail access to Newark Penn Station. The Garden State Parkway, I-78, and Routes 22 and 82 (Morris Avenue) offer multiple highway options for commuters heading into New York or around New Jersey.

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Complete Public School System

The Township of Union Public Schools (TUPS) serves students from pre-K through Grade 12 across 10 schools, including five elementary schools, Connecticut Farms Elementary, Jefferson School, two middle schools, and Union High School.

Recreation & Green Space

The Galloping Hill Golf Course provides an accessible municipal golf option. The township maintains parks, athletic fields, and recreational programs throughout its neighborhoods. Larchmont Reservation provides natural open space in western Union.

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Competitive Home Values

Union Township offers a diverse range of single-family homes, multi-family properties, and condos across a range of price points — generally competitive compared to neighboring communities like Millburn, Maplewood, and Springfield, while providing equivalent highway and transit access.

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Historic Community Character

One of New Jersey's oldest communities, Union Township is home to Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church (1730) — the first NJ church listed as a Historic Place — and the iconic Union Watersphere, a 212-foot landmark water tower that remains a symbol of the township.

Public Schools in Union Township, NJ

All public schools in Union Township are served by the Township of Union Public Schools (TUPS) district, located at 2369 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083. Phone: (908) 851-6400 | twpunionschools.org

Hannah Caldwell Elementary
Grades PK–4
Washington Elementary
Grades PK–4
Livingston Elementary
Grades PK–4
Battle Hill Elementary
Grades PK–4
Franklin Elementary
Grades PK–4
Connecticut Farms Elementary
Grades PK–5
Jefferson Elementary
Grade 5
Burnet Middle School
Grades 6–8
Kawameeh Middle School
Grades 6–8
Union High School
Grades 9–12
Disclaimer: School information is provided for general reference only. School assignments, boundaries, and grade configurations are subject to change. Always verify current school assignments directly with the Township of Union Public Schools district prior to making a home purchase decision based on school attendance zones.

What to Know Before You Buy

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Union County Property Taxes

New Jersey has among the highest property taxes in the nation. Union Township homeowners are subject to Union County, municipal, and school district levies. NJ residents may qualify for tax relief through the ANCHOR Benefit, Senior Freeze (Property Tax Reimbursement), the $250 Senior/Veteran Deduction, and the StayNJ program. Always verify current eligibility with the NJ Division of Taxation — program details change.

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NJ Attorney Review Period

All NJ real estate contracts include a three business-day attorney review period following the signing of a sales agreement. During this window, either party's attorney may disapprove the contract, propose changes, or allow it to stand as written. This is an NJ-specific protection for buyers and sellers — make sure you engage a licensed NJ real estate attorney before or immediately after signing.

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Pre-Approval Is Essential

Union Township's market features competitive offers on well-priced properties. Having a mortgage pre-approval letter from a licensed NJ lender before you tour homes puts you in a much stronger position when you're ready to submit an offer. Ask your Hallmark agent for trusted local lender referrals.

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Neighborhood Considerations

Union Township's neighborhoods vary meaningfully in character, proximity to transit, and proximity to commercial corridors. Battle Hill (western Union) is quieter and more residential; Vauxhall (eastern Union) has its own commercial base. Ask your Hallmark agent to walk you through the differences before you narrow your search by neighborhood.

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Multi-Family Opportunities

Union Township's housing stock includes two-family and multi-family properties — a practical entry point for buyers who want rental income to offset their mortgage. Multi-family purchases in NJ follow the same attorney review and inspection process as single-family homes. Hallmark agents are experienced in evaluating multi-family investment potential.

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Getting Around from Union Township

Union Township's location on the northern edge of Union County provides exceptional access to highways, rail transit, and regional destinations. All distances are approximate.

Destination Approx. Distance
Midtown Manhattan, NY ~17 miles
Newark, NJ ~7 miles
Newark Liberty Airport ~6 miles east
Elizabeth, NJ ~3 miles southeast
Springfield, NJ ~3 miles west
Maplewood, NJ ~3 miles north
Short Hills/Millburn ~4 miles northwest
Westfield, NJ ~8 miles southwest
Transportation Details
NJ Transit Rail Raritan Valley Line at Union Station → Newark Penn
Garden State Parkway Interchanges 139A, 140, 141 within township
Interstate 78 East-west through the township
Route 22 Major east-west commercial corridor
Route 82 / Morris Ave Primary north-south township corridor
Newark Airport ~6 miles — domestic & international service

Union Township, NJ — Buyer FAQ

Common questions from buyers and sellers exploring Union Township real estate. Can't find your answer? Contact a Hallmark agent directly.

Union Township, NJ uses ZIP code 07083. The area code serving Union is 908. Union Township is located in Union County in the northern part of the county, within the New York metropolitan area.
Union Township is located in Union County, New Jersey. Union County is in the northeastern part of the state and is part of the greater New York metropolitan area. The county seat is Elizabeth. Note that several of Union Township's bordering municipalities — Maplewood, Millburn, and Irvington — are in Essex County, not Union County.
Public schools in Union Township are served by the Township of Union Public Schools (TUPS). The district includes five elementary schools serving grades PK–4 (Hannah Caldwell, Washington, Livingston, Battle Hill, and Franklin), Connecticut Farms Elementary (PK–5), Jefferson Elementary (Grade 5 only), Burnet and Kawameeh Middle Schools (Grades 6–8), and Union High School (Grades 9–12). School boundaries and configurations are subject to change — verify current details with the district at twpunionschools.org or (908) 851-6400.
Union Township offers a diverse housing stock. The predominant home types are single-family colonials, ranch-style homes, split-levels, and Cape Cods — most built between the 1940s and 1970s. Multi-family and two-family homes are also available throughout the township, particularly in the Vauxhall area. The township has approximately 20,000 housing units across its various neighborhoods.
Union Township is considered a strong community for buyers who prioritize commuter access, neighborhood character, and competitive home values. Key advantages include multiple highway routes (Garden State Parkway, I-78, Route 22, Route 82), NJ Transit rail service on the Raritan Valley Line, proximity to Newark Liberty International Airport (~6 miles), and a complete PK–12 public school system. The township's diverse neighborhoods and established housing stock offer options across a range of price points, and its location approximately 17 miles from Midtown Manhattan makes it popular with New York-area commuters.
Union Township is approximately 17 miles west of Midtown Manhattan. By rail, commuters can take NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line from Union Station to Newark Penn Station, where connections to NJ Transit trains and the PATH train provide access to Manhattan. By car, Interstate 78 East or the Garden State Parkway North provide direct routes toward the city. Newark Liberty International Airport is approximately 6 miles east of Union.
Property taxes in Union Township are administered by Union County and assessed at the local municipal level. New Jersey's property taxes are among the highest in the nation, and Union Township homeowners pay taxes that include Union County, municipal, and school district levies. NJ homeowners may be eligible for state tax relief through programs including the ANCHOR Benefit, the Senior Freeze (Property Tax Reimbursement), the $250 Senior/Veteran Deduction, and the StayNJ program for qualifying seniors. Program eligibility requirements, income limits, and benefit amounts are subject to change — always verify current details directly with the NJ Division of Taxation at njtaxation.org or 1-800-882-6597.
Union Township features a range of recreational options. The Galloping Hill Golf Course is a popular municipal golf facility adjacent to the Galloping Hill neighborhood. The township maintains parks, athletic fields for football, basketball, and softball, and organized recreational programs. Larchmont Reservation provides natural open space in western Union. Union County parks — including Warinanco Park in nearby Roselle — are accessible to Union Township residents.
Union Township is bordered by eight municipalities. Within Union County: Hillside (east), Elizabeth (southeast), Roselle Park and Kenilworth (south), and Springfield Township (west). In Essex County: Millburn (northwest), Maplewood (north), and Irvington (northeast). This central location within the northern NJ suburbs gives Union Township residents convenient access to multiple surrounding communities.
Yes. Hallmark Realtors is a family-owned, independent real estate brokerage that has served Central New Jersey — including Union Township and the broader Union County area — for over 40 years. Our agents have direct experience with Union Township's neighborhoods, market conditions, and the full NJ real estate transaction process from offer through closing. Whether you're buying or selling in Union Township, contact Hallmark Realtors to speak with a local agent.

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