Bernardsville Real Estate

Local property resources, brokerages and practical town information

Bernardsville's housing ranges from homes close to the walkable downtown and rail station to larger properties in wooded and estate-oriented sections of the borough. Use current listing services for active inventory and borough offices for property-specific rules.

In-Town Real Estate Offices

Real Estate Brokerage

Weichert, Realtors - Bernardsville

62 Morristown Road

908-766-7447

Real Estate Brokerage

RE/MAX Competitive Edge

150 Morristown Road, Suite 207

908-872-0140

Real estate offices and agents can change. NJTGO does not represent or endorse any brokerage, and active properties should always be verified through current listing sources.

Municipal Property Resources

Tax Assessment & Tax Collector

Borough administration, finance, tax collection and tax assessment are handled through the municipal offices at 166 Mine Brook Road.

Borough Contacts

Construction, Planning & Zoning

1 Anderson Hill Road, Suite 103
Bernardsville, NJ 07924

Contact the borough before assuming a property can support an addition, accessory use, fence, sign or other improvement.

Property Records

For deeds, recorded documents and county-level property resources, use Somerset County and New Jersey official record systems.

What Shapes the Bernardsville Market

Rail & Downtown Access

Homes near downtown benefit from proximity to Olcott Square, local shops, restaurants, the public library and the NJ Transit station.

Wooded Residential Areas

Much of the borough beyond downtown has lower-density residential development, winding roads, mature trees and larger lots.

Historic Character

Bernardsville's development history includes the Mountain Colony era, early resort/hotel buildings and historic residential architecture. Buyers planning exterior changes should check whether any property-specific review applies.

Nature & Recreation

Cross Estate Gardens, Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary and municipal recreation facilities contribute to the borough's open-space character.

For Buyers & Sellers

Verify taxes, assessments, zoning and permits for the specific parcel.
Check flood, wetlands and environmental constraints where applicable.
For commuters, confirm the current NJ Transit schedule rather than relying on historic travel times.
Use licensed professionals for inspections, legal advice, financing and title work.