Spring Lake

Nestled within Southern Monmouth County, Spring Lake presents an enticing real estate opportunity enriched by its captivating shoreline

Nicknamed the “Jewel Of The Jersey Shore,” Spring Lake is known for its uncluttered, sandy beach, historic Victorian inns and homes, quaint downtown boutiques with shopping and restaurants, and its two-mile, non-commercial boardwalk alongside the Atlantic Ocean. Just 65 miles to Manhattan, Spring Lake is both a year-round community and a popular summer tourist destination that was formed by the merger of four towns in 1903. Named for the lake at its center, visitors have been attracted to its tree-lined streets, lush lawns, many fine boutiques and restaurants, and close proximity to the ocean for more than a century. Offering a quiet life by the beach, there’s so much to love about Spring Lake. Asked of famous long-time resident and mystery writer Mary Higgins Clark to list the negatives about life here, she responded, “There aren’t any.” Welcome to the Jewel of the Jersey Shore!
 

WHAT TO LOVE

  • Within an hour of Manhattan
  • Quiet-coastal living
  • Bustling downtown area
  • Historic homes, hotels, inns, and B&Bs

PEOPLE & LIFESTYLE

Residents love Spring Lake for its relaxed old world lifestyle with two miles of quiet and serene beach living. With the longest non-commercial boardwalk in New Jersey, the town of Spring Lake exudes a classic charm thanks to its historic architecture and lively downtown. This historical character nicely complements the town's renowned Blue Ribbon Schools, making Spring Lake an attractive choice for families looking to settle in one of the Jersey Shore's coastal communities. Commuting to New York is easy, either via rail with NJ Transit stopping right in town, or by car via the nearby Garden State Parkway. Newark Airport is also easily accessible. 
 

DINING, ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING

There’s plenty to keep you busy in Spring Lake throughout the year. The Spring Lake Theatre Company, located in the Spring Lake Community House, offers a full calendar of performances. It is also home to a dance school and theatre workshop. 

The Spring Lake Bath and Tennis Club was established in 1898 and features 10 Har-tru tennis courts, private access to the beach and ocean, plus a large saltwater swimming pool. 

Stroll around town to appreciate the historic hotels, inns and B&Bs that have made Spring Lake such a well-loved weekend destination. The Breakers is probably its most recognized address and the only oceanfront full service hotel in town. The Normandy Inn and the Ocean House also enjoy a long history of thoughtful accommodation to visitors. 

Spring Lake’s school district consists of the K-8 HW Mountz School, while high school students attend nearby Manasquan High School. 

 

SCHOOLS

Spring Lake’s school district consists of the K-8 HW Mountz School, while high school students attend nearby Manasquan High School. 

Overview for Spring Lake, NJ

2,814 people live in Spring Lake, where the median age is 58.5 and the average individual income is $101,250. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

2,814

Total Population

58.5 years

Median Age

High

Population Density Population Density This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

$101,250

Average individual Income

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