Homes for sale in Red Bank, NJ — current 07701 listings, median sale prices near $685K, direct NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line service to NY Penn, the Broad Street downtown, and the Count Basie Center for the Arts.
The vibrant downtown heart of the Two River area. A walkable riverfront borough of shops, restaurants, the Count Basie Center, and a one-seat train to New York.
Red Bank is the cultural and commercial heart of Monmouth County's Two River area — a compact, walkable 1.75-square-mile borough of 12,936 residents (2020) on the Navesink River. Its lively Broad Street downtown, riverfront marinas, and arts institutions give it an energy unlike anywhere else in the county, earning its long-running reputation as a destination for dining, shopping, and culture.
The median sale runs near $685K, spanning historic West Side homes, downtown condos, and riverfront properties. The Count Basie Center for the Arts and Two River Theater anchor its cultural life, the NJ Transit station offers a direct one-seat ride to New York Penn Station, and students attend the Red Bank Borough Public Schools and Red Bank Regional High School. Run under a borough government, Red Bank blends urban vibrancy with riverfront character.
Red Bank draws buyers who want a true downtown lifestyle — dining, arts, and the river all on foot — paired with a one-seat train to Manhattan. Few places in the county offer this combination of vibrancy and convenience.
Broad Street's shops, restaurants, and nightlife make Red Bank one of the few truly walkable, urban-feeling towns at the Jersey Shore.
The Count Basie Center, Two River Theater, and the Navesink waterfront with Marine Park give the borough rare cultural depth.
The NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line station offers a direct ride to New York Penn Station — a major draw for commuters.
A varied market of historic homes, condos, and riverfront properties.
Restored Victorians on the historic West Side and riverfront homes with Navesink views and dockage.
Comparable to: Little Silver, Fair Haven entry.
Colonials, capes, and updated homes across the borough's established residential blocks — the heart of the market.
Comparable to: Shrewsbury, Middletown.
Downtown condos, townhomes, and smaller homes — a walkable entry into the Two River area's hub.
Comparable to: Long Branch, Eatontown.
A compact borough of distinct sections:
The walkable commercial core — condos and townhomes steps from shops, restaurants, and the arts venues.
Tree-lined streets of restored Victorians and historic homes — character and architecture in a coveted setting.
The Navesink-facing eastern blocks — riverfront homes, marinas, and the borough's most scenic addresses.
The promenade and park along the river — water views, boating, and the borough's signature public space.
An evolving, diverse residential corridor — established homes and a sense of community west of downtown.
"Red Bank is the cultural and commercial heart of the Two River area — a walkable 1.75-square-mile borough of 12,936 on the Navesink River. Its lively Broad Street downtown, riverfront marinas, the Count Basie Center, and Two River Theater give it an energy unlike anywhere else in the county. With a one-seat train to New York and a median near $685K, it blends urban vibrancy with riverfront character."
Red Bank cross-shops with Fair Haven, Little Silver, Rumson, and Shrewsbury.
Town | Median | Population | Land Area |
|---|---|---|---|
Red Bank ★ | $685,000 | 12,936 | 1.75 mi² |
$1,400,000 | 6,269 | 1.59 mi² | |
$1,000,000 | 6,131 | 2.7 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. Red Bank population 12,936 (2020 census); 1.75 sq mi land on the Navesink River; the Two River area's downtown hub, with a walkable Broad Street commercial district, riverfront marinas and Marine Park, the Count Basie Center for the Arts, and the Two River Theater, plus an NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line station offering a one-seat ride to New York Penn Station; served by the Red Bank Borough Public Schools and Red Bank Regional High School; a borough government; median sale price approximately $685,000. Comparison figures approximate. Verify property-specific pricing with The Prodigy Team before contract.
Lifestyle Is the Draw. Red Bank sells a way of living — walkable dining, live music, theater, and the river — that no surrounding suburb can replicate.
The Two River Gateway. As the area's downtown, Red Bank gives even nearby-town residents their restaurants, shops, and culture — and that centrality holds value.
A Commuter's Town. The one-seat train to Penn Station makes Red Bank a rare shore-area spot where you can live walkably and commute directly to Manhattan.
Historic Character. The West Side's Victorians and the borough's preserved architecture give Red Bank a depth and texture beyond its downtown energy.
Schools + Government. The Red Bank Borough Public Schools and Red Bank Regional High School serve the borough under a borough government.
Around $685K. Historic and riverfront homes run $850K-$1.5M+, the core market $550K-$850K, and condos and smaller homes $375K-$550K.
Yes — the NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line station offers a direct one-seat ride to New York Penn Station.
Its walkable Broad Street downtown, the Count Basie Center for the Arts, the Two River Theater, and the Navesink River waterfront.
The Red Bank Borough Public Schools (K-8), with high schoolers attending Red Bank Regional High School, located in nearby Little Silver.
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