These were North Jersey's most expensive home sales in June

A sprawling 95.5-acre estate with a private lake that broke one town's sale price record, a luxurious $4.28 million newly-built home on a quiet cul-de-sac and a recently-renovated historic brownstone with one of Hoboken's largest backyard spaces were among the priciest properties to sell in North Jersey in June.

While there were a mix of sale prices for this month's homes, three of them changed hands for more than $4 million. And all of this month's properties were sold through the typical real estate process.

Here's a look at the most expensive homes to sell in each North Jersey county during the month of June.

Bergen County

The new construction home at 46 Cambridge Place in Englewood Cliffs officially sold for $4.165 million on June 24. The property was both listed by and bought with Rosemarie Campi, a real estate agent with Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty.

Completed in 2024 by local builder Russ Porrino of Strategic Construction Management, this contemporary-style home boasts six bedrooms and seven bathrooms in the North Cliffs section of Englewood Cliffs. Its features include 10-foot ceilings, a two-story entry foyer, a luxury Italian-imported Binova kitchen, a spacious great room, a banquet dining room, a formal living room and a primary suite with a fireplace and spa-like bathroom. There's also a lower level with a home theater, recreation room and gym area, as well as a backyard with a pool, covered patio and outdoor kitchen.

Passaic County

The home at 38 Birchwood Terrace in Wayne was sold for $1.7 million on June 26.

From an old dilapidated structure to a shiny new home, the new construction property at 38 Birchwood Terrace in Wayne officially sold for $1.7 million on June 26. It was listed by Joseph Charles Jr. of Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty — who also helped oversee the construction process — and bought with Meena Patel of Keller Williams Village Square Realty.

Boasting about 6,700 square feet of living space on a 0.41-acre lot in the Preakness section of Wayne, this newly-built home offers six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. It features soaring ceilings, ranging in height from nine feet to two stories; a luxurious primary suite with a spa-like bathroom, a private guest suite, a home office, a finished basement and a two-car garage.

Morris County

After being on the market for a little over two months, the home at 9 Birch Hill Drive in Chatham sold for $3.665 million — or $300,000 more than its original asking price — on June 26. The property was listed by Michelle Pais, founder of the Michelle Pais Group at Signature Realty NJ, and bought with Mary Weichert of Weichert Realtors.

Situated on a 0.82-acre lot, this six-bedroom, eight-bathroom contemporary home was custom-built in 2021. The first floor, which is illuminated by a central skylight, features a sleek kitchen with high-end appliances and expansive living and dining rooms. The second floor houses the primary suite, completed with a wet bar, walk-in closet and spa-inspired bathroom, while the ground floor has a recreation room, gym, home theater, wet bar and a space pre-wired for a wine cellar. Outside, the multi-teared backyard has a Techo-Bloc patio and is equipped for an outdoor kitchen.

Essex County

The home at 16 Elsway Road in Short Hills sold for $4.28 million on June 4.

Selling for $4.28 million on June 4, the home at 16 Elsway Road in Short Hills was the overall priciest single-family property to sell in North Jersey for the month. It was listed by Maggee Miggins, founder of The Maggee Miggins Group at Compass New Jersey, and bought with Richa Garg of Weichert Realtors.

Situated on a 0.64-acre lot on a quiet cul-de-sac, the newly-built home was designed by renowned Millburn-based architect Thomas Baio and Short Hills-based interior designer Karen Wolf of K+CO Living. Across its 9,000 square feet of living space, it features seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, custom millwork and expansive windows throughout, a gourmet kitchen with a hidden pantry, a spacious living area with herringbone floors and a fully glassed open-concept office space. There's also a primary suite with walk-in closets and a spa-like bathroom, as well as a lower level with a bar, gym and media room.

Sussex County

The expansive property at 71 Armstrong Road in Wantage became the priciest single-family home sale in the township's history after it officially changed hands for $2.2 million on June 17. It was listed by Tanner Sommese of The Sold Collective at Keller Williams Integrity, and bought with Kelli Peters of Keller Williams Village Square Realty.

This vast 95.5-acre estate includes a private 18-acre lake, completed with a boat ramp and fishing dock, as well as a seven-stall barn, chicken coop, a 4,000-square-foot greenhouse, a more than 15-acre fenced pasture and several private trails. And at the property's center is a quaint five-bedroom, four-bathroom Ranch home with about 2,123 square feet of living space.

Hudson County

The property at 927 Washington St. in Hoboken became the city's overall priciest residential home sale so far in 2025 after changing hands for $4.275 million on June 18. The historic brownstone — located on what is referred to as "Doctor's Row" — was listed by Marc Brenner, managing director of Nest Seekers International's Hoboken office, and bought with Leda Duif of Corcoran Sawyer Smith.

Recently renovated, though featuring preserved historic details like original plaster moldings, stair railings, door hardware and functional shutters, the property boasts four bedrooms and five bathrooms across 4,288 square feet of living space. It offers a luxurious kitchen with high-end appliances, custom cabinetry and elegant finishes, and a primary suite with spa-like bathrooms. It is also home to one of the largest backyard spaces in Hoboken, completed with a patio, turf and an outdoor kitchen.

Maddie McGay is the real estate reporter for NorthJersey.com and The Record, covering all things worth celebrating about living in North Jersey. Find her on Instagram @maddiemcgay, on X @maddiemcgayy, and sign up for her North Jersey Living newsletter. Do you have a tip, trend or terrific house she should know about? Email her at [email protected].