Clinton Township is located in Hunterdon County New Jersey. The 2014 population count estimates the number of residents to be 13,160.

Clinton TWP NJ is served by the Clinton Township School District and provides public school education opportunities for Kindergarten through grade 12. The school district is highly rated and considered one of the better districts in the state. Families with school age children will find Township properties quite attractive and appealing.

Available homes for sale include single and multi-family homes, townhouses and condominiums and undeveloped properties. Residences and land are available in a price range from moderately to expensive. Anyone interested in Clinton homes for sale should consult Cindy Czaskos as she will be able to help potential residents find the right real estate to meet their needs.

Europeans settled the area that became known as the Lebanon Township. Because of increasing difficulty in getting attention from the county seat at the time, the people in the area decided to form a new township and annexed the southern portion of the Lebanon Township and renamed that area Clinton, after the largest settlement in the area. In 1806, the state completed the construction of two toll roads for the purpose of improving transportation. The population of the Township remained the same for almost 100 years. It was a successful farming community but in 1950 after a severe drought, plans were made to use Round Valley as a reservoir. Farms were eliminated and the reservoir was built. Today the Township is an invigorated and energized community with a school district that is much in demand by families with school age children.

The Township Recreation department offers a variety of seasonal programs for youths and adults. Programs for youths include sports, crafts, swimming, hiking and exploring, golf lessons and karate. Programs for adults include cooking, golf lessons and league play, sports, safe boating and Yoga. All programs are held at various locations throughout the Township.

When searching for a new home, the home buyer should also check out the things to do in the area. In the Township and the surrounding county there are a myriad of activities sure to capture the interest of family members of all ages. There are museums, haunted houses, farms and wildlife sanctuaries, amusement parks, theaters, historical sites, horseback riding and helicopter rides.

Events

Annual events often define the character of a city or town and Clinton TWP is no different. The most popular event in town is Community Day. The day includes games, music and food for the entire family. It is a day to gather with family, friends and neighbors and celebrate the arrival of spring. Other events include egg hunt and wagon parade, the country 5K run, holiday celebrations and golf outing.