Moving to Denville, NJ

About Denville

Denville calls itself the "Hub of Morris County," and it earns it: a lively downtown on Broadway with a landmark town clock, a rail station served by two NJ Transit lines, and the 2,000-acre Tourne County Park rising just south of town. It blends walkable village energy with easy highway access at the junction of I-80 and Routes 46 and 53.

Home prices in Denville

Home prices in Denville vary by neighborhood and property type.

Top places in Denville

• Downtown Denville / Broadway — shops, restaurants, and the town clock.
• The Denville town clock — the downtown landmark.
• Tourne County Park — hiking, biking, and skyline views.
• The Rockaway River — flowing through Tourne County Park.
• Morris Canal remnants — historic aqueduct piers in town.
• Stewart's drive-in — the classic root-beer stand on Route 46.
• The Ayres/Knuth Farm Foundation farmstead — preserved 1803 farm.

Commuting from Denville

• NJ Transit station in town served by both the Morris & Essex Lines and the Montclair-Boonton Line; Midtown Direct trains to New York Penn on select runs (per NJ Transit's Morris & Essex schedule; read September 24, 2026).
• A 2026 Morris County commuter guide estimated 70–80 minutes Denville to New York Penn; a December 2025 full-route example took about 68 minutes from Hoboken — runtimes vary by train; verify against the current timetable.
• Lakeland Bus Lines' Route 46 corridor runs along US 46 toward the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
• Approximate drive to Midtown Manhattan: ~40–55 minutes (approximate; traffic-dependent).

Denville FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Denville, NJ?
  Home prices in Denville vary by neighborhood and property type.
• How is the commute from Denville, NJ?
  NJ Transit station in town served by both the Morris & Essex Lines and the Montclair-Boonton Line; Midtown Direct trains to New York Penn on select runs (per NJ Transit's Morris & Essex schedule; read September 24, 2026).

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