Middlesex, NJ
A friendly small-town community with strong family values and suburban comfort
Middlesex
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About Middlesex
Middlesex Borough offers residents a traditional small-town atmosphere in the heart of central New Jersey. With its tree-lined streets, family-friendly neighborhoods, excellent recreational facilities, and strong sense of community, Middlesex provides a quieter alternative to nearby urban centers while maintaining convenient access to major employment hubs, shopping, and transportation routes. The borough combines affordable suburban living with community pride and a neighborly atmosphere.
City Highlights
- •Victor Crowell Park featuring recreational facilities, sports fields, and a pond
- •Annual Middlesex Borough Festa and Memorial Day Parade
- •Convenient location with easy access to Routes 28, 22, and I-287
- •Strong youth sports programs and community organizations
- •Neighborly atmosphere with active volunteer groups and civic pride
Living in Middlesex
- •Middlesex Borough was incorporated in 1913, having previously been part of Piscataway Township.
- •The borough was named after Middlesex County and developed as a residential community in the early 20th century, with significant growth following World War II.
- •A predominantly middle-class community with a mix of long-time residents and newcomers attracted by the borough's family-friendly atmosphere and affordability.
- •The Middlesex Fire Department, formed in 1913, is one of the oldest volunteer fire departments in the region and continues to be staffed entirely by volunteers.
Housing Market
Middlesex offers a variety of housing options, primarily single-family homes with some townhouses and apartments. The borough features established neighborhoods with different architectural styles from various eras of development.
Job Market
While many residents commute to larger employment centers in central and northern New Jersey or New York City, Middlesex itself offers employment in education, municipal services, retail, and small businesses. The borough's location near major highways makes it attractive for commuters.
Demographics
Middlesex has an average household size of 2.63 people and a median age of 38.5 years. About 28% of households have children.
Middlesex Market Analytics
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Market Overview
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Lifestyle in Middlesex
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Lifestyle & Demographics
Median Income
$95K
Families with Kids
28%
Population
13.8K
Avg Household Size
2.63
Who lives in Middlesex?
Single-Male Families
Single-Female Families
Couple Families
Age & Gender Distribution
Median Age
38.5
Age Distribution
Gender Distribution
Female
51%
Male
49%
Properties in Middlesex
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Neighborhoods in Middlesex
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Central Middlesex
The heart of the borough featuring the downtown area along Lincoln Boulevard and Union Avenue, with a mix of commercial ...
Bound Brook Heights
Established residential neighborhood in the western part of the borough, featuring a mix of older and newer homes with t...
East Middlesex
Residential area in the eastern part of the borough, offering a mix of housing styles from different eras, with easy acc...
Amenities in Middlesex
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Dining
- •Francesco's Italian Restaurant
- •Blue Moon Mexican Café
- •Carpaccio Ristorante
- •Humpty Junior's
- •Costa's Restaurant & Pizzeria
- •Mis Amigos Deli
- •Middlesex Bagel
Shopping
- •Lincoln Boulevard shopping district
- •Union Avenue commercial corridor
- •Middlesex Shopping Center
- •Nearby Bridgewater Commons Mall
- •Nearby Middlesex Mall
Parks & Recreation
- •Victor Crowell Park
- •Mountainview Park
- •Mountain Top Park
- •Sable Park
- •Benedetto Bonelli Community Park
- •Mountainside Ball Fields
Getting Around Middlesex
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Public Transit
Limited NJ Transit bus service; nearby access to train service in Bound Brook and Bridgewater
Train Stations:
- Closest train stations are Bound Brook and Bridgewater on the Raritan Valley Line
Driving & Commuting
Average Commute Time:
30 minutes minutes