30 Edith Dr, Franklin Twp.
$2,250 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,488 Sf
MLS® # 3534109
Somerset County
About Somerset County
Somerset county was established in 1688 and is in the very heart of central New Jersey. The historic value specifically regarding the American Revolution cannot be understated. There are sites of historical distinction in just about every town and municipality in the county. Somerset boasts over 330,000 residents living within roughly 300 square miles. Preserved farmland in the county totals almost 8,400 acers. Proximity to major urban centers as well as almost 15,000 acers of parkland make this well-rounded county the ideal place to work and play. RE/MAX Preferred Professionals has two offices in Somerset county which position us perfectly to serve all your real estate needs.
Real Estate Statistics
Total Listings
25
Average Price
$337,822
Highest Price
$998,800
Lowest Price
$999
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Listing information last updated on April 21st, 2019 at 2:48pm EDT.
