What is the ZIP code for Woodbridge Township, NJ?

The primary ZIP code for Woodbridge Township is 07095. However, because the township contains ten distinct communities, some neighborhoods use different ZIP codes: Avenel (07001), Colonia (07067), Fords (08863), Iselin (08830), Keasbey (08832), Menlo Park Terrace (08840), Port Reading (07064), and Sewaren (07077).

What county is Woodbridge Township, NJ in?

Woodbridge Township is located in Middlesex County, New Jersey. It is situated in the northern portion of the county and is one of the most populated municipalities in the state, with a 2020 census population of approximately 103,639 residents.

What school district serves Woodbridge Township, NJ?

All of Woodbridge Township is served by the Woodbridge Township School District, a PreK-12 public school district with 25 schools. The district includes 16 elementary schools, 5 middle schools, and 3 high schools: Woodbridge High School, Colonia High School, and John F. Kennedy Memorial High School. School attendance zones vary by neighborhood within the township.

What types of homes are available in Woodbridge Township, NJ?

Woodbridge Township offers a diverse housing stock including single-family colonial and ranch-style homes, split-levels, cape cods, townhomes, and multi-family properties. The township's ten distinct communities each have their own character and housing mix, ranging from the more established neighborhoods of Woodbridge Proper and Colonia to denser areas in Iselin and Avenel.

Is Woodbridge Township, NJ a good place to live?

Woodbridge Township is widely regarded as an excellent place to live in Central New Jersey. It offers outstanding highway access (NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, Routes 1, 9, and 35), three NJ Transit rail stations (Metropark, Avenel, and Woodbridge), a large school district, over 40 parks, Woodbridge Center Mall, and diverse dining and shopping. Its position at the crossroads of major transit corridors makes it one of the most commuter-friendly communities in the state.

How far is Woodbridge Township, NJ from New York City?

Woodbridge Township is approximately 25 miles southwest of Midtown Manhattan. By NJ Transit, the Metropark station offers direct Northeast Corridor service to New York Penn Station, with express trains making the trip in approximately 40-50 minutes. Bus routes 115 and 116 provide direct service to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan. Metropark also offers Amtrak service.

What are property taxes like in Woodbridge Township, NJ?

New Jersey has some of the highest property taxes in the nation, and Woodbridge Township homeowners pay property taxes based on the assessed value of their home and the township's annual tax rate set by Middlesex County. NJ offers several tax relief programs that may benefit Woodbridge homeowners, including the ANCHOR Benefit (for eligible homeowners and renters), the Senior Freeze (Property Tax Reimbursement), the $250 Senior/Veteran Deduction, and the StayNJ program for qualifying seniors age 65 and older. Tax amounts vary by assessed value. Consult the NJ Division of Taxation at njtaxation.org for current program details, as eligibility requirements and benefit amounts change.

What parks and recreation are in Woodbridge Township, NJ?

Woodbridge Township maintains over 40 parks through its Division of Parks, along with a Township Marina and Boat Launch. Notable parks include Heards Brook Park (wooded area with picnic facilities and basketball courts), Ernest L. Oros Wildlife Preserve (a 67-acre nature preserve along the Woodbridge River), Joseph Medwick Park (a county park shared with Carteret along the Rahway River), and Clyde Avenue Park. The Avenel Performing Arts Center (APAC) is a multi-disciplinary arts venue serving the entire community.

What towns border Woodbridge Township, NJ?

Woodbridge Township borders Carteret, Edison, Perth Amboy, and Sayreville in Middlesex County; and Clark, Linden, and Rahway in Union County. Its eastern border with Staten Island, New York is formed by the Arthur Kill waterway.

Does Hallmark Realtors serve Woodbridge Township, NJ?

Yes. Hallmark Realtors has been serving Woodbridge Township and all of Middlesex County for over 40 years. As an independent, family-owned brokerage established in 1984, Hallmark Realtors offers buyers and sellers deep local knowledge of the Woodbridge market across all ten of its communities. Contact us for a free consultation at alex@hallmarkrealtors.com.

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About Woodbridge Township, NJ

Woodbridge Township holds a singular place in New Jersey history — chartered by King Charles II on June 1, 1669, it is the oldest original township in the state. Today it is home to approximately 103,639 residents (2020 Census), making it one of New Jersey's most populous municipalities and a cornerstone of the Middlesex County real estate market.

What sets Woodbridge apart from comparable communities is its geography: the township sits at the exact intersection of the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway, the state's two busiest highways. This position, combined with three NJ Transit rail stations (Metropark on the Northeast Corridor Line, plus Avenel and Woodbridge on the North Jersey Coast Line), makes it one of the most transit-accessible addresses in Central Jersey.

Woodbridge is not a single town — it is ten distinct communities, each with its own character. Iselin and Colonia are known for their family-friendly neighborhoods and strong school attendance zones. Avenel offers easy rail commuting. Port Reading and Sewaren sit along the water. The commercial heart of the township is anchored by Woodbridge Center, the third-largest shopping mall in New Jersey, and the corporate presence of Wakefern Food Corporation (ShopRite) in Keasbey. The Avenel Performing Arts Center brings cultural programming to the community year-round.

For buyers, Woodbridge's housing stock offers real variety: colonial homes on established streets, ranch-style properties popular with growing families, split-levels, cape cods, and multi-family investments. Whether you are a first-time buyer, a commuter prioritizing transit access, or a family seeking a large school district with multiple high school options, Woodbridge Township consistently delivers.

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