Homes for sale in Oceanport, NJ — current 07757 listings, median sale prices near $993K, the historic Monmouth Park Racetrack (1870), National Blue Ribbon-rated Wolf Hill Elementary School, Maple Place Middle School, Shore Regional High School (shared with Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach, West Long Branch), and the FMERA Fort Monmouth redevelopment border.
A riverside borough home to Monmouth Park and Fort Monmouth. Port-Au-Peck, the historic racetrack, and the transforming Fort Monmouth redevelopment — riverfront living with a one-of-a-kind setting.
Oceanport is a quiet, affluent riverside borough in eastern Monmouth County — a 3.17-square-mile community of 6,150 residents (2020) set along the Shrewsbury River and its branches. Best known as the home of the storied Monmouth Park Racetrack and a large share of the Fort Monmouth redevelopment, it blends established riverfront neighborhoods with one of the region's most significant ongoing transformations.
The median sale runs near $1.2M, across riverfront homes, established colonials, and new construction tied to the Fort Monmouth corridor. The borough's waterways shape its neighborhoods, the Parkway and area trains are close, and students attend the Oceanport schools and Shore Regional High School, shared with West Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, and Sea Bright. Run under a borough government, Oceanport offers waterfront character and a uniquely storied setting.
Oceanport draws buyers who want riverfront living, a quiet small-borough feel, and a front-row seat to the Fort Monmouth transformation. Its waterways, landmarks, and ongoing redevelopment make it one of eastern Monmouth's most distinctive markets.
The Shrewsbury River and its branches give Oceanport waterfront homes, docks, and bayfront character throughout the borough.
The historic Monmouth Park Racetrack is a defining presence — a landmark few towns in the country can claim.
A large share of the Fort Monmouth redevelopment lies in Oceanport, bringing new housing, amenities, and long-term growth.
A market of riverfront homes, colonials, and new construction.
Riverfront estates with docks, water views, and newer custom construction along the borough's best frontage.
Comparable to: Monmouth Beach, Rumson entry.
Established colonials and updated homes across the borough's residential sections — the heart of the market.
Comparable to: Little Silver, Shrewsbury.
Smaller homes, capes, and townhomes — the entry point into this waterfront borough and its schools.
Comparable to: Long Branch, Eatontown.
A waterfront borough of distinct sections:
The borough's signature riverside section — established homes, water access, and a strong sense of community.
The neighborhoods near the historic racetrack — a defining piece of the borough's identity and character.
The central residential core near the elementary school — settled, family-oriented streets at the heart of town.
The waterfront bay sections — scenic, water-oriented neighborhoods with some of the borough's best frontage.
The Fort Monmouth redevelopment area in the north — new housing and amenities reshaping this part of the borough.
"Oceanport is a quiet, affluent riverside borough in eastern Monmouth — a 3.17-square-mile community of 6,150 along the Shrewsbury River. Best known as the home of the storied Monmouth Park Racetrack and a large share of the Fort Monmouth redevelopment, it blends established riverfront neighborhoods with one of the region's most significant transformations. With a median near $1.2M, it offers waterfront character and a uniquely storied setting."
Oceanport cross-shops with Little Silver, Monmouth Beach, Shrewsbury, and Long Branch.
Town | Median | Population | Land Area |
|---|---|---|---|
Oceanport ★ | $1,200,000 | 6,150 | 3.17 mi² |
$1,000,000 | 6,131 | 2.7 mi² | |
$1,290,000 | 3,174 | 1.04 mi² | |
$950,000 | 4,184 | 2.16 mi² | |
$725,000 | 31,667 | 5.07 mi² |
★ Subject borough. Sources: Monmouth County government; U.S. Census. Oceanport population 6,150 (2020 census); 3.17 sq mi land along the Shrewsbury River in eastern Monmouth County; home to the Monmouth Park Racetrack and a large share of the Fort Monmouth redevelopment (FMERA), with established riverfront sections like Port-Au-Peck; served by the Oceanport Public Schools and Shore Regional High School, shared with West Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, and Sea Bright; a borough government; median sale price approximately $1,200,000. Comparison figures approximate. Verify property-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
Water Shapes Everything. The Shrewsbury River and its bays define Oceanport's neighborhoods, lifestyle, and its most valuable homes.
A Town with a Racetrack. Living alongside Monmouth Park gives Oceanport a character and seasonal energy unlike any other borough in the area.
A Borough in Transition. The Fort Monmouth redevelopment is reshaping northern Oceanport, adding new homes and amenities and a long-term growth story buyers are watching closely.
Quiet but Connected. Despite its small-borough calm, Oceanport sits minutes from Long Branch, the train, and the beaches.
Schools + Government. The Oceanport Public Schools and Shore Regional High School (shared with West Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, and Sea Bright) serve the borough under a borough government.
Around $1.2M. Riverfront estates run $1.6M-$3M+, the core market $900K-$1.6M, and smaller homes $650K-$900K.
Yes — the historic Monmouth Park Racetrack is located in Oceanport, one of the borough's defining landmarks.
A large share of the former Fort Monmouth lies in Oceanport and is being redeveloped (FMERA) into new housing, commercial space, and amenities.
The Oceanport Public Schools (K-8), with high schoolers attending Shore Regional High School, shared with West Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, and Sea Bright.
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