Hunterdon County property tax rates, 2025

26 municipalities, ranked from lowest to highest effective rate. The median in Hunterdon County is 2.235 per $100.

Lowest general rate
2.021Bethlehem Township
Highest general rate
4.027Milford Borough
Municipalities
262025
1 East Amwell Township 2.621 1.782+0.019
2 Kingwood Township 2.606 1.897+0.085
3 Lambertville City 2.126 1.902-0.041
4 Delaware Township 2.883 1.946+0.134
5 Stockton Borough 2.055 1.952+0.142
6 Tewksbury Township 2.519 1.972+0.090
7 Readington Township 2.798 2.031+0.177
8 Union Township 2.197 2.085+0.078
9 Raritan Township 3.029 2.121+0.132
10 Holland Township 3.346 2.152+0.106
11 West Amwell Township 2.128 2.187-0.082
12 Lebanon Township 2.969 2.196+0.171
13 Alexandria Township 3.081 2.197+0.080
14 Lebanon Borough 2.776 2.273+0.076
15 Bethlehem Township 2.021 2.350-1.238
16 Bloomsbury Borough 3.667 2.391+0.126
17 Glen Gardner Borough 2.057 2.405Revalued
18 Clinton Township 3.104 2.501+0.123
19 Franklin Township 3.005 2.664+0.083
20 Frenchtown Borough 2.731 2.700+0.218
21 Clinton Town 2.948 2.808-0.057
22 Califon Borough 3.897 2.905+0.068
23 Milford Borough 4.027 2.944+0.126
24 Flemington Borough 2.736 2.984-0.080
25 High Bridge Borough 3.324 3.152+0.060
26 Hampton Borough 4.016 3.483+0.102

Rates are per $100 of assessed value. Rank 1 has the lowest effective rate in the county. "Revalued" marks a rate that moved more than 40%, which almost always means property was reassessed that year.

Source: New Jersey Division of Taxation, 2025 General Tax Rates by County and Municipality. Retrieved 2026-10-24.

Property tax in Hunterdon County

In 2025, the general tax rate in Hunterdon County ranges from 2.021 in Bethlehem Township to 4.027 in Milford Borough, per $100 of assessed value. On an assessed value of $300,000, that's $6,063 to $12,081 a year before exemptions. Because assessments sit at different shares of market value from place to place, compare places with the effective rate, which is what the ranking above uses.

Choose a municipality above for its rate history and a bill calculator, or read the New Jersey property tax guide for how assessments, due dates and appeals work.