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5 Most Expensive Homes Recently Sold In Essex County (Photos)

Two Short Hills homes that sold for $6.8 million top the list of the most expensive properties sold in the last 30 days in Essex County.

281 Hartshorn Dr. in Short Hills.

281 Hartshorn Dr. in Short Hills.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Tony Verducci
353 Hartshorn Drive in Short Hills.

353 Hartshorn Drive in Short Hills.

Photo Credit: Saritte Harel Team
353 Hartshorn Drive in Short Hills.

353 Hartshorn Drive in Short Hills.

Photo Credit: Saritte Harel Team
353 Hartshorn Drive in Short Hills.

353 Hartshorn Drive in Short Hills.

Photo Credit: Saritte Harel Team

According to Redfin, home prices were up 14.9% compared to last year in Essex County for September 2024. Homes sold for a median price of $650,000.

All of the most expensive homes sold in Essex County in the last 30 days are located in Short Hills (scroll down for the list).

Tony Verducci, co-founder of the NJ Luxury Real Estate Group, was the listing agent on several of Short Hills' most recent luxury sales. He says many buyers in the upper market already live in town and were looking to upgrade.

"Short Hills is such a desirable town that a lot of the buyers looking at these luxury homes have been move-up buyers staying in town because they love it so much," Verducci said.

"We do get New York City buyers but in these cases, when you get more toward the upper end, it's folks in town who love it and want more space."

The top five most expensive recent sales include:

1. 253 Hartshorn Dr., Short Hills: Sold Oct. 15 for $6.8 million

2. 281 Hartshorn Dr., Short Hills: Sold Oct. 15 for $6.8 million

3. 353 Hartshorn Dr., Short Hills: Sold Oct. 4 for $4.4 million

4. 160 Mohawk Road, Short Hills: Sold on Sept. 27 for $4 million

5. 40 Holly Dr., Short Hills: Sold on Sept. 30 for $3.8 million

Another Short Hills home at 15 Hillside Ave. with a list price of $7.925 million is under contract and is expected to close in December.

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