Rural & Country Homes
Large-lot homes, wooded parcels and older farm properties remain part of the township's western and southern landscape.
A diverse housing market that ranges from rural acreage and older homes to suburban neighborhoods and condominium communities near Clinton and I-78.
Large-lot homes, wooded parcels and older farm properties remain part of the township's western and southern landscape.
Residential subdivisions provide a more conventional suburban housing pattern, particularly near major roads and the Clinton area.
Union Township also has attached-housing communities near the Clinton edge, giving buyers options beyond detached single-family homes.
Spruce Run, preserved land and the Highlands environment shape views, recreation access and development patterns throughout the township.
Union Township is fully conforming with the Highlands Regional Master Plan. Environmental resources and Highlands rules can affect land-use and development options.
Many properties outside more developed areas use private wells and septic systems. Inspections, permits and maintenance history deserve careful review.
Spruce Run tributaries, wetlands and terrain can affect flood risk, setbacks and future improvements on individual parcels.
I-78 provides excellent east-west highway access, but much of the township remains car-dependent. Mean commute time was about 38 minutes in the 2020–2024 Census data.
PK–8 students attend Union Township schools, while grades 9–12 attend North Hunterdon High School.
Use Hunterdon County tax maps and township records to confirm the actual municipality when a listing carries a Clinton, Hampton, Asbury or Pittstown mailing address.
Large portions of Union Township are permanently preserved or publicly managed, including state, county and municipal open space. That preservation supports the township's rural and recreational character while concentrating development in more suitable areas.
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