Homes for sale in Little Silver, NJ — current 07739 listings, median sale prices near $1.0M, the Little Silver NJ Transit station on the North Jersey Coast Line, the Red Bank Regional High School district (located within the borough), and the Parker Homestead state historic site.
A quiet, affluent family borough with its own train to NYC. Leafy streets, the Parker Homestead, top regional schools, and a North Jersey Coast Line station.
Little Silver is a quiet, affluent, family-oriented borough in the heart of the Two River area — a 2.7-square-mile community of 6,131 residents (2020) known for its leafy streets, strong schools, and a rare amenity among its neighbors: its own NJ Transit train station. Tucked between Red Bank, Shrewsbury, and Rumson, it offers a calm, residential alternative with first-rate convenience.
The median sale runs near $1.0M, across classic colonials, capes, and larger homes near the Shrewsbury River. The borough's North Jersey Coast Line station offers a direct commute to New York, the historic Parker Homestead reflects its colonial roots, and students attend the Little Silver schools and Red Bank Regional High School, which sits within the borough. Run under a borough government, Little Silver pairs small-town quiet with a true commuter's edge.
Little Silver draws families who want a peaceful, leafy borough with excellent schools and a direct train to Manhattan. Its calm character and commuter convenience make it one of the Two River area's most practical premium choices.
A North Jersey Coast Line station within the borough gives Little Silver a direct New York commute that many neighbors lack.
Tree-lined residential streets and a calm, family-first atmosphere set the borough apart from busier Red Bank next door.
The well-regarded Little Silver schools, with Red Bank Regional High School located right in the borough, anchor family demand.
An upscale market of colonials, capes, and waterfront-area homes.
Larger homes, new construction, and properties near the Shrewsbury River and Little Silver Point.
Comparable to: Fair Haven, Rumson entry.
Classic colonials and updated homes across the borough's family streets — the heart of the market.
Comparable to: Shrewsbury, Fair Haven.
Smaller capes and ranches — the entry point into the borough's schools and train-station convenience.
Comparable to: Red Bank, Shrewsbury.
A small borough of quiet, established sections:
The blocks around the NJ Transit station — the most commuter-convenient part of the borough, in high demand.
Established homes near the historic Parker Homestead — character and a link to the borough's colonial roots.
The Shrewsbury River-facing area — the borough's most scenic and sought-after waterfront-adjacent addresses.
Family neighborhoods near the elementary school — established, leafy streets at the heart of borough life.
The civic center around Borough Hall and the green — the quiet, community-minded heart of Little Silver.
"Little Silver is a quiet, affluent, family-oriented borough in the heart of the Two River area — a 2.7-square-mile community of 6,131 known for leafy streets, strong schools, and a rare amenity among its neighbors: its own NJ Transit train station. Tucked between Red Bank, Shrewsbury, and Rumson, with a median near $1.0M, it offers a calm, residential alternative with a true commuter's edge."
Little Silver cross-shops with Fair Haven, Red Bank, Rumson, and Shrewsbury.
Town | Median | Population | Land Area |
|---|---|---|---|
Little Silver ★ | $1,000,000 | 6,131 | 2.7 mi² |
$1,400,000 | 6,269 | 1.59 mi² | |
$685,000 | 12,936 | 1.75 mi² | |
$2,250,000 | 7,388 | 5.36 mi² | |
$950,000 | 4,184 | 2.16 mi² |
★ Subject borough. Sources: Monmouth County government; U.S. Census. Little Silver population 6,131 (2020 census); 2.7 sq mi land in the Two River area; a quiet, affluent, family-oriented borough with its own NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line station, the historic Parker Homestead, and Little Silver Point on the Shrewsbury River; served by the Little Silver Borough School District and Red Bank Regional High School, which is located within the borough; a borough government; median sale price approximately $1,000,000. Comparison figures approximate. Verify property-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
The Station Is the Difference. Having its own NJ Transit stop sets Little Silver apart from neighbors like Fair Haven and Rumson — a direct commute without driving to another town.
Calm by Character. Little Silver trades downtown buzz for quiet, leafy streets — buyers come here precisely for the peace next to lively Red Bank.
Schools at the Center. The Little Silver schools and the in-borough Red Bank Regional High School make it a consistent family choice.
History and Green Space. The Parker Homestead and the borough's parks and greens give Little Silver a rooted, small-town texture.
Schools + Government. The Little Silver Borough School District and Red Bank Regional High School serve the borough under a borough government.
Around $1.0M. Larger and waterfront-area homes run $1.4M-$2.5M+, the core market $850K-$1.4M, and smaller homes $650K-$850K.
Yes — Little Silver has its own NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line station, offering a direct commute to New York.
Its quiet family character, its own train station, the historic Parker Homestead, and being home to Red Bank Regional High School.
The Little Silver Borough School District (K-8), with high schoolers attending Red Bank Regional High School, which sits within the borough.
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