Homes for sale in Marlboro, NJ — current 07746 and 07751 (Morganville) listings, median sale prices near $800K, Marlboro Township Public Schools (8-school K-8 district), Marlboro High School with the Business Learning Center magnet, and the Route 9 commuter-bus corridor.
A large family township with top schools and a NYC bus. Morganville, Robertsville, and Marlboro Proper — top-rated schools and direct Route 9 bus service to the Port Authority.
Marlboro is one of Monmouth County's premier family townships — a 30.5-square-mile community of roughly 40,000 residents known for top-rated schools, spacious subdivisions, and a strong New York commute. Spread across named sections like Morganville and Robertsville, it combines suburban polish, ample parkland, and a convenient location in the county's northwest.
The median sale runs near $800K, with colonials, larger subdivisions, and a popular 55+ community at Greenbriar. The Route 9 commuter-bus corridor offers direct service to the Port Authority in Manhattan, the Garden State Parkway is reached via Exit 123, and the highly regarded Marlboro Township schools feed Marlboro High School in the Freehold Regional district. Run under a township government, Marlboro pairs schools, space, and commuter access.
Marlboro draws families who want top-rated schools, a real New York commute, and room to grow in well-planned neighborhoods. Its blend of suburban quality and access has made it one of the county's most in-demand townships.
The highly regarded Marlboro Township schools, feeding Marlboro High School, are the central reason families choose the township.
The Route 9 commuter-bus corridor offers direct service to the Port Authority, making Marlboro a genuine New York commuter town.
Well-planned subdivisions, larger lots, and Big Brook Park give families room to spread out across the township's sections.
A deep family market of colonials, subdivisions, and adult-community homes.
Larger colonials and custom homes in the township's premier subdivisions like Lexington Estates and Monmouth Heights.
Comparable to: Holmdel, Colts Neck entry.
Colonials and split-levels across Morganville, Robertsville, and Marlboro Proper — the heart of the market.
Comparable to: Manalapan, Aberdeen.
Townhomes, condos, and 55+ homes at Greenbriar — attainable entry into the township's top schools.
Comparable to: Manalapan, Aberdeen.
A large township of named sections and subdivisions:
The township's central core along the Route 79 / Main Street corridor — civic life, shopping, and established neighborhoods.
A large, popular section with its own ZIP and identity — family subdivisions and a strong sense of community.
A southern section of the township toward Old Bridge — established homes and newer subdivisions in a quieter setting.
Two of the township's premier upscale subdivisions — larger colonials on bigger lots in sought-after enclaves.
The township's active-adult community — single-level homes and amenities for residents 55 and older.
"Marlboro is one of Monmouth County's premier family townships — a 30.5-square-mile community of roughly 40,000 known for top-rated schools, spacious subdivisions, and a strong New York commute. Spread across named sections like Morganville and Robertsville, with direct Route 9 bus service to the Port Authority, it pairs suburban polish with real access. With a median near $800K, it offers schools, space, and commute in one township."
Marlboro cross-shops with Holmdel, Manalapan, Colts Neck, and Aberdeen.
Town | Median | Population | Land Area |
|---|---|---|---|
Marlboro ★ | $800,000 | 40,000 | 30.5 mi² |
$1,000,000 | 17,464 | 17.85 mi² | |
$778,000 | 40,693 | 30.7 mi² | |
$1,400,000 | 9,957 | 31.6 mi² | |
$694,000 | 19,329 | 5.44 mi² |
★ Subject township. Sources: Monmouth County government; U.S. Census. Marlboro population approximately 40,000; 30.5 sq mi land in northwestern Monmouth County; a family township founded in 1848, with named sections including Morganville and Robertsville, the Route 9 commuter-bus corridor to the Port Authority, Garden State Parkway access via Exit 123, and highly regarded schools feeding Marlboro High School in the Freehold Regional district; a township government; median sale price approximately $800,000. Comparison figures approximate. Verify property-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
Schools Drive the Market. Marlboro's reputation for strong schools is the steady force behind demand — families buy in for the district and stay for the community.
A Real NYC Commute. The Route 9 bus corridor to the Port Authority makes Marlboro a genuine option for Manhattan workers who want suburban space.
Know the Sections. Morganville, Robertsville, and Marlboro Proper each have their own feel — understanding them is key to finding the right home and value.
Room for Every Stage. From family subdivisions to the Greenbriar 55+ community, the township serves buyers across life stages without leaving town.
Schools + Government. The Marlboro Township schools and Marlboro High School (Freehold Regional district) serve the township under a township government.
Around $800K. Larger homes run $950K-$1.5M+, the core market $650K-$950K, and townhomes, condos, and 55+ homes $475K-$650K.
Marlboro Proper, Morganville, and Robertsville, plus premier subdivisions like Lexington Estates and Monmouth Heights and the Greenbriar 55+ community.
Strong — the Route 9 commuter-bus corridor offers direct service to the Port Authority, with the Garden State Parkway reached via Exit 123.
The highly regarded Marlboro Township schools, with high schoolers attending Marlboro High School in the Freehold Regional High School District.
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