What are the schools like in Kenilworth, NJ?

Kenilworth schools are rated 8/10. The town serves approximately 8,100 residents. Contact Jorge Ramirez for detailed school boundary and district information.

Kenilworth, NJ Real Estate Agent | Jorge Ramirez | Keller Williams Premier Properties

Market Overview

About Kenilworth, New Jersey Real Estate

Kenilworth offers excellent value in one of Union County's most desirable corridors, adjacent to Westfield and Cranford at meaningfully lower prices. Its strong community identity, good schools, and Route 22 access make it one of Union County's best hidden values.

With 15 average days on market and a rising — benefiting from westfield area appreciation, Kenilworth requires professional representation to move quickly and decisively. Jorge Ramirez has the local expertise, proven systems, and network to ensure you win in this market — whether you're buying your first home or selling a luxury estate.

Current Market Data

Kenilworth Real Estate Market Statistics

Median Sale Price

$525,000

Rising — benefiting from Westfield area appreciation

Average Days on Market

15 days

Move fast — professional representation essential

School District Rating

8/10

Based on NJ Department of Education data

ZIP Code

07033

Kenilworth, Union County, NJ

Market data is approximate and updated regularly. Contact Jorge for current MLS data specific to your property type and neighborhood.

NYC Commute

Commuting from Kenilworth to New York City

Minutes to Manhattan

via Northeast Corridor (NJ Transit — Cranford/Westfield area)

One of the key selling points that makes Kenilworth attractive to NYC commuters seeking New Jersey's superior value and quality of life.

For buyers working in New York City, Kenilworth's transit access via Northeast Corridor (NJ Transit — Cranford/Westfield area) provides a practical commute that balances work obligations with the lifestyle advantages of Union County living. Properties near transit stations in Kenilworth often command a premium and sell faster.

Neighborhood Character

What Makes Kenilworth Unique

Community vibe: Value suburban gem. Kenilworth is known for neighborhoods including Kenilworth center, Boulevard — areas that define the town's distinctive character and lifestyle.

Understanding which specific streets, neighborhoods, and blocks represent the best value — and which to avoid — requires hyperlocal expertise that only comes from years of working in Union County. Jorge Ramirez has represented buyers and sellers throughout Kenilworth and can provide neighborhood-specific guidance that no algorithm can match.

Nearby Communities Also Served

Cranford | Westfield | Union

Why Jorge Ramirez

Your Expert Kenilworth Real Estate Agent

Jorge Ramirez (NJ License #1754604) is a full-time Realtor with Keller Williams Premier Properties specializing in Union County and serving all 103 communities across Union, Essex, Morris, Hudson, and Middlesex Counties. With 15+ years of experience and over 500 homes sold, Jorge brings the market knowledge, negotiation skill, and marketing technology that Kenilworth buyers and sellers need.

For sellers, Jorge's AI-enhanced marketing system — including automated email, SMS, and digital advertising outreach — ensures your Kenilworth property reaches qualified buyers faster than traditional methods. For buyers, his NEPQ-trained consultation process ensures you understand your position and secure the right home at the right price.

Office: 488 Springfield Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901 | Phone: 908-230-7844 | Email: jorge.ramirez@kw.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Kenilworth, NJ Real Estate

What is the median home price in Kenilworth, NJ?

The median home price in Kenilworth, NJ is approximately $525,000. Homes spend an average of 15 days on market. The current market trend is: Rising — benefiting from Westfield area appreciation. For a personalized valuation of a specific property, contact Jorge Ramirez at 908-230-7844.

How long is the commute from Kenilworth, NJ to New York City?

The commute from Kenilworth to Manhattan is approximately 50 minutes via Northeast Corridor (NJ Transit — Cranford/Westfield area). This makes Kenilworth a practical option for NYC professionals seeking New Jersey's superior quality of life and value.

What are the public schools like in Kenilworth, NJ?

Schools in Kenilworth are rated 8/10. School quality is one of the most important factors driving home values in Union County. Contact Jorge Ramirez for detailed school boundary maps and current performance data for specific neighborhoods.

Who is the best real estate agent in Kenilworth, NJ?

Jorge Ramirez of The Jorge Ramirez Group at Keller Williams Premier Properties is a top-rated real estate agent serving Kenilworth and all of Union County. With 15+ years of experience, 500+ homes sold, NJ License #1754604, and deep local expertise across 103 NJ communities, Jorge delivers results. Call or text 908-230-7844 or email jorge.ramirez@kw.com.

What high school do Kenilworth students attend?

Kenilworth students attend David Brearley High School, which serves Kenilworth exclusively and has a strong academic reputation.

Is Kenilworth, NJ a good place to buy a home in 2025-2026?

Kenilworth remains a strong real estate market in Union County, with rising — benefiting from westfield area appreciation. Key factors supporting value: 8/10 school rating, 50-minute NYC commute via Northeast Corridor (NJ Transit — Cranford/Westfield area), and the community's established reputation as a value suburban gem community. Consult Jorge Ramirez for a current market analysis specific to your target property type.

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