Oxford, NJ

Oxford is a small town located in Morris County, New Jersey. The population was 10,872 as of the 2010 census. Oxford was first settled in 1683 by Dutch and English settlers. The town was named after Oxford, England.

Oxford is a suburban community located within the larger city of Newark. It is home to many retail stores and restaurants as well as a number of residential neighborhoods including Chatham Heights, Elmwood Park, and Westfield Oxford Mall. There are also a number of public parks including Maplewood Park and Veterans Memorial Park which offer residents plenty of opportunities for recreation.

The real estate market in Oxford is diverse with properties ranging from starter homes to luxury estates. The average price for an apartment or house in the town is $269,000 which makes it an affordable option for families looking for a suburban lifestyle without having to sacrifice quality of life. There are also a number of condominiums available which offer investors an opportunity to invest in high-quality property without having to deal with the hassle and maintenance associated with owning a standalone property.

The schools in Oxford are some of the best in New Jersey with students consistently ranking among the top performers statewide on standardized tests. There are six elementary schools (Bishop Ahrweiler School, Cedar Grove School, East Side Elementary School, Franklin Elementary School, Green Brook Elementary School), three middle schools (East Side Middle School, Lincoln Middle School North & South), and one high school ( Westfield High School).