01Commercial properties in Hunterdon County, NJ
Hunterdon County commercial properties for sale.
Browse commercial properties for sale in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. The county's commercial market reflects its character: Flemington's downtown redevelopment and historic Main Street storefronts, Route 202, 31, and 22 retail and office along the corridors, the corporate presence of the Merck campus in Readington's Whitehouse Station, agritourism at the county's wineries, farm markets, and orchards, and river-town tourism and hospitality in Lambertville and Clinton. For investors and business owners seeking retail, office, mixed-use, or hospitality property in an affluent, growing rural county, Hunterdon offers opportunities shaped by its downtowns, its highways, its farms, and the visitors its scenery and history draw.
Small storefronts and office condos in Hunterdon County often start in the $200s to $500s, most Route 202, 31, and 22 retail, office, and mixed-use buildings run from the $500s into the low millions, and larger commercial, agritourism, and hospitality properties climb well past $2 million.
Updated Spring 2026
Search Hunterdon County commercial properties, updated in real time.
Explore the latest homes for sale in Hunterdon County, NJ, updated in real time so you see accurate availability and pricing across the historic river towns, the county seat of Flemington, the suburban boroughs, and the horse and farm country.
Hunterdon County is served by highly rated districts including Hunterdon Central Regional, North Hunterdon-Voorhees, and Delaware Valley Regional and by Raritan Valley Community College, with Hunterdon Medical Center near Flemington and the Raritan Valley Line and Route 78 for regional access. Use the price-range pages below to narrow your search, or call 888-327-6555 for a town-by-town update.
When comparing commercial properties in Hunterdon County, evaluate the segment as much as the building: everyday retail and office along Route 202 and 31, storefronts in Flemington's redeveloping downtown, agritourism venues in the countryside, and hospitality in Lambertville and Clinton respond to very different economic currents, and zoning, utilities, wells and septic, and the county's preservation and Highlands constraints shape what each property can become.
116 Properties Available In Hunterdon
- 1/15 15
1,260 SqFt$60,000Active - 1/3 3
5,500 SqFt$3,500,000Active - 1/33 33
28.33 Acres Lot$8,499,999Active394 ROUTE 31 N N, Ringoes, NJ 08551
MLS# NJHT2005094
Listed by Prominent Properties Sotheby's Intl Realty
Commercial
1.6 Acres Lot$2,375,000Active
4,600 SqFt$2,375,000Active- 1/12 12
0.85 Acres Lot$1,295,000Active47 LINCOLN AVE, Lambertville, NJ 08530
MLS# NJHT2004824
Listed by Keller Williams Cornerstone Realty
Commercial
2,960 SqFt$499,000Active
9,999 SqFt$975,000Under Contract- 1/57 57
2,614 Sqft Lot$749,000Active236 N UNION ST, Lambertville, NJ 08530
MLS# NJHT2004714
Listed by River Valley Realty, LLC
Commercial
- 1/50 50
9,441 SqFt$1,800,000Price Dropped by $200K - 1/16 16
2,600 SqFt$450,000Active - 1/40 40
9,600 SqFt$1,100,000Price Dropped by $150K - 1/27 27
0.59 Acres Lot$795,000Active - 1/17 17
2,288 SqFt$765,000Active - 1/27 27
19,656 SqFt$795,000Price Dropped by $200K - 1/40 40
5,488 SqFt$990,000Active - 1/4 4
3,299 SqFt$1,500,000Active - 1/33 33
3,484 Sqft Lot$428,000Active - 1/16 16
0.55 Acres Lot$599,000Price Dropped by $26K - 1/22 22
4,093 SqFt$1,200,000Active - 1/45 45
2,900 SqFt$755,000Active - 1/37 37
8,155 SqFt$5,899,900Active 
3,575 SqFt$850,000Under Contract- 1/23 23
2,000 SqFt$290,000Active
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02Explore Communities & Market
Where to buy commercial property in Hunterdon County.
Commercial inventory in Hunterdon County spans downtown storefronts, corridor retail and office, agritourism, and river-town hospitality, and the right property turns on the segment as much as the location. Retail and mixed-use investors gravitate to Flemington's redeveloping downtown and Main Street and the Route 202, 31, and 22 corridors; hospitality and tourism operators look to Lambertville and Clinton, where galleries, dining, and the Delaware draw visitors year-round; agritourism buyers weigh wineries, farm markets, and orchards across the countryside; and office and flex users consider space near the Merck campus and the county's employment centers. Because Hunterdon has no cities and a distinctive economy, each segment behaves differently. Compare the areas below before you choose.
Commercial character varies sharply by segment. Flemington's downtown redevelopment and historic Main Street offer storefronts and mixed-use in the county seat, where public investment aims to revive the walkable core; the Route 202, 31, and 22 corridors carry retail, office, and highway-oriented commercial serving the county's households and commuters; the Merck campus at Whitehouse Station anchors a corporate and pharmaceutical presence that supports surrounding services; and Lambertville and Clinton offer hospitality, restaurant, and retail property driven by tourism to the river towns and the Red Mill. Layered across the countryside, agritourism, wineries, farm markets, orchards, and event venues, turns the county's agricultural land and preservation ethic into a genuine commercial draw.
Economy, tourism, and investment for commercial buyers in Hunterdon County.
Commercial opportunity in Hunterdon County flows from its distinctive economy: healthcare anchored by Hunterdon Health and Hunterdon Medical Center, the pharmaceutical presence of the Merck campus at Whitehouse Station, agriculture and the agritourism it supports, and the tourism drawn to the Delaware River art towns. An investor or operator can buy a storefront in Flemington's redeveloping downtown, a retail or office building along Route 202 or 31, a restaurant or inn in Lambertville or Clinton, or a winery or farm-market property in the countryside, each tied to a different current in the county's affluent, rural economy and each serving a different mix of residents, commuters, and visitors.
For commercial buyers, tourism and agriculture are defining forces. Lambertville and Frenchtown draw steady visitors to galleries, antiques, and riverside dining across from New Hope, Pennsylvania; Clinton's Red Mill and the Hunterdon Art Museum anchor its own visitor economy; and the county's wineries, orchards, farm markets, and event venues turn preserved farmland into agritourism destinations. That visitor traffic supports hospitality, restaurant, and specialty retail investment in a way unusual for a rural county, while Flemington's downtown redevelopment and the Route 202 and 31 corridors serve the everyday needs of an affluent, growing population. Understanding which current a property rides, everyday retail, corridor office, agritourism, or river-town hospitality, is central to evaluating it.
Day to day, commercial property in Hunterdon County sits within an affluent, land-rich market with real strengths and real constraints. Household incomes are high and the population educated, supporting quality retail, dining, and services; the Merck campus and Hunterdon Health provide stable employment; and tourism adds a visitor economy. At the same time, farmland preservation, the Highlands Act, and rural wells and septic limit where and how commercial development can expand, which protects existing locations, downtown Flemington, the established corridors, and the river towns, from being diluted by sprawl. For investors, that scarcity of prime, well-located commercial space is part of what gives the county's best storefronts, corridors, and hospitality properties their staying power.
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Homes for sale by property type.
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The Hunterdon County commercial market, by the numbers.
The median list price in Hunterdon County, NJ is currently $575K, about $243 per square foot. Homes here average 45 days on market with roughly 600 active listings. Updated Spring 2026.
Hunterdon County's commercial market spans Flemington's downtown redevelopment and Main Street, Route 202, 31, and 22 retail and office, the Merck corporate presence at Whitehouse Station, agritourism across the countryside, and river-town hospitality in Lambertville and Clinton, reflecting an affluent, rural, tourism-and-agriculture economy.
Updated Spring 2026
Within Hunterdon County, larger corridor retail, office, and hospitality and agritourism properties command the highest commercial prices, while small storefronts and office condos in Flemington and the boroughs offer the more attainable entry points into commercial ownership. Because farmland preservation, the Highlands Act, and rural wells and septic limit where commercial development can expand, well-located property in downtown Flemington, along the established corridors, and in the tourist-driven river towns tends to hold its appeal, so buyers benefit from weighing zoning, utilities, and the county's growth constraints alongside the building itself. Call 888-327-6555 for a street-by-street breakdown.
Why buy commercial property in Hunterdon County.
- Flemington downtown redevelopmentThe county seat's redeveloping downtown and historic Main Street offer storefront and mixed-use opportunity in a walkable, reviving core.
- Corridor retail & officeRoute 202, 31, and 22 carry retail, office, and highway-oriented commercial serving the county's affluent households and commuters.
- Merck & healthcare economyThe Merck campus at Whitehouse Station and Hunterdon Health provide stable employment that supports surrounding commercial services.
- Agritourism & farm economyWineries, farm markets, orchards, and event venues turn the county's preserved farmland into genuine agritourism commercial draws.
- River-town hospitalityLambertville and Clinton offer restaurant, inn, and retail property driven by steady tourism to the Delaware art towns and the Red Mill.
Amenities & community overview.
A closer look at the economy, tourism, and investment landscape for commercial buyers in Hunterdon County.
- Browse all homes for sale in Hunterdon County or explore the wider Hunterdon County market.
- Compare Hunterdon County neighborhoods and home styles before choosing, from attainable options to its premier properties.
- Weigh your commute: Interstate 78, Route 202, Route 31, Route 22, Route 12, and Route 29, plus the western end of the NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line reaches High Bridge, Annandale, and Lebanon, with service east toward Newark and transfers to New York, while Interstate 78 and Route 202 carry commuters toward the Somerset and Morris County job corridors.
- Explore the historic county seat of Flemington, the Delaware River art towns of Lambertville and Frenchtown, Round Valley and Spruce Run reservoirs, and the horse country of Tewksbury, with parks, dining, and rail access nearby.
- Call 888-327-6555 for a live, neighborhood-by-neighborhood market update in Hunterdon County.
Commercial life in Hunterdon County reflects an affluent, rural economy built on healthcare, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and tourism. An investor can buy a storefront or mixed-use building in Flemington's redeveloping downtown, retail or office along Route 202, 31, or 22, a restaurant or inn in the river towns of Lambertville and Clinton, or a winery or farm-market property in the countryside near the Merck campus at Whitehouse Station. Because farmland preservation, the Highlands Act, and rural wells and septic constrain where commercial development can expand, prime, well-located property in the county seat, along the established corridors, and in the tourist-driven river towns holds real staying power. For commercial buyers, understanding which current of the county's economy a property rides, everyday retail, corridor office, agritourism, or river-town hospitality, is the surest way to invest well in Hunterdon County.
Resources for buyers & sellers.
Local and county government, schools, healthcare, transportation, parks, and financial assistance relevant to Hunterdon County, NJ buyers and sellers, every link verified and described below.
First-time home buyer programs in Hunterdon County.
First-time buyer in Hunterdon County or Hunterdon County, NJ? The New Jersey Dream Homeownership Program from NJHMFA helps eligible buyers with affordable financing, down payment and closing-cost assistance, and homebuyer education. Special options are available for military members, public safety professionals, educators, and healthcare workers.
03Connect for Answers
Frequently asked questions.
What kinds of commercial property are available in Hunterdon County, NJ?
Hunterdon offers downtown storefronts and mixed-use in Flemington, Route 202, 31, and 22 retail and office, agritourism properties like wineries and farm markets, and river-town hospitality in Lambertville and Clinton, reflecting the county's rural, tourism-and-agriculture economy. Call 888-327-6555 for current listings.
What is the average price of commercial property in Hunterdon County?
Prices vary widely by segment and location, from the $200s to $500s for small storefronts and office condos to well past $2 million for larger corridor, agritourism, and hospitality properties, with most retail, office, and mixed-use buildings from the $500s into the low millions.
Is Flemington a good place to buy commercial property in Hunterdon County?
It can be. As the county seat, Flemington has a historic Main Street and an active downtown redevelopment effort aimed at reviving its walkable core, which is creating storefront and mixed-use opportunity. Buyers should weigh the stage of redevelopment and each property's zoning and condition.
How does the Merck campus affect commercial property in Hunterdon County?
The Merck campus at Whitehouse Station in Readington is a major employer whose workforce supports surrounding retail, office, dining, and services. Commercial property near the campus and along the Route 202 and 22 corridors benefits from that stable, high-income employment base.
Are agritourism properties available in Hunterdon County?
Yes. The county's wineries, farm markets, orchards, and event venues turn its preserved farmland into agritourism businesses, and such properties come to market periodically. They carry unique considerations, farmland assessment, zoning, and use permits, that we can help you evaluate.
How does tourism support commercial property in Hunterdon County?
River-town tourism in Lambertville and Frenchtown and visitor traffic to Clinton's Red Mill and the Hunterdon Art Museum support hospitality, restaurant, and specialty retail property, an unusual strength for a rural county and a driver of value in those walkable downtowns.
Do preservation and the Highlands Act affect commercial property in Hunterdon County?
Yes. Farmland preservation and the Highlands Act limit where commercial development can expand, especially in the rural and northern parts of the county, which constrains new supply and helps protect the value of existing, well-located commercial locations. Buyers should confirm a property's zoning and any constraints.
Do commercial properties in Hunterdon County have public water and sewer?
Some do, particularly in Flemington and the boroughs, but many rural and corridor properties rely on wells and septic. Water and wastewater capacity can limit a property's use and expansion, so they are an important part of commercial due diligence in the county.
Can Four Point Realty help me buy commercial property in Hunterdon County?
Yes. We help investors and business owners evaluate retail, office, mixed-use, agritourism, and hospitality property across Flemington, the corridors, and the river towns, including zoning, utilities, and the county's preservation and Highlands constraints. Call 888-327-6555 to start.
Can Four Point Realty help me sell commercial property in Hunterdon County?
Yes. We market commercial and mixed-use property across the county with a listing fee starting at 1%*, professional marketing, and pricing built on real, segment-specific comparables. Request a free property value estimate to start.
How do I get alerts for new commercial listings in Hunterdon County?
Register for a free account and set your property-type, price, and location filters, or call 888-327-6555 and we will set up a curated commercial search for you across the county.
What areas near Hunterdon County should commercial buyers also consider?
Buyers sometimes compare Hunterdon's commercial market against neighboring Somerset, Warren, or Mercer County, or Bucks County, Pennsylvania across the Delaware, for additional retail, office, and hospitality inventory. We can help you weigh the trade-offs.
Should I buy or lease commercial space in Hunterdon County?
It depends on your business and horizon. Buying a storefront in Flemington or a corridor building along Route 202 or 31 builds equity, while leasing preserves capital and flexibility. We can help you compare options across the county seat, the corridors, and the river towns.
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