Green Knoll, NJ

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Population
6,789
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
151 ft
Median Home Value
$597,100
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$1,448/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$165,227
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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About Green Knoll

Green Knoll is a quiet, leafy section of Bridgewater Township situated along North Bridge Street and Route 202/206. Most of the neighborhood consists of established subdivisions with well-kept single-family homes, along with several townhouse and apartment communities near the main roadways. As part of Bridgewater, residents enjoy access to the township's well-regarded public school district, dedicated parks, and municipal services. It provides a peaceful suburban setting while keeping everyday conveniences like grocery stores, coffee shops, and major highways close at hand.

Bridgewater developed from historic farmland into one of Somerset County's most sought-after suburban communities, and Green Knoll represents the quiet residential side of that growth. The neighborhood name is familiar to everyone in town, anchored by the local volunteer fire company, the rescue squad, and nearby community facilities. Everyday life here tends to revolve around youth sports, neighborhood walks, and quick trips to the Bridgewater Commons mall for shopping, dining, and weekend outings.

Recreation is a major draw for people moving to Green Knoll. The county-run Green Knoll complex on Garretson Road is a local favorite, offering an 18-hole golf course, public tennis courts, and year-round lessons. Just a short drive north, Washington Valley Park provides miles of scenic hiking trails around the reservoir, making it easy to spend a Saturday morning in the woods. For commuters, quick access to Route 22, Interstate 287, and nearby NJ Transit train stations in Somerville puts the rest of New Jersey and New York City within comfortable reach.

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