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Don’t buy a river house until you see this.

Living on the water in New Jersey doesn’t have to mean shore traffic, crowded beaches, or overpaying for a tiny lot. There’s a smarter alternative that more buyers are discovering: riverfront living in Hunterdon County and Warren County.

In this video, Mary Malone of The Luxe Service Group breaks down what most buyers don’t understand about Delaware River and Musconetcong River homes before they make a purchase. From acreage and privacy to true year-round lifestyle benefits, riverfront real estate offers something the Jersey Shore simply can’t compete with.

But here’s where most people get stuck — flood risk and flood insurance.

If flood zones, FEMA maps, and insurance costs have ever made you hesitate, this video is for you. Mary explains how experienced riverfront representation can make or break a deal, why some buyers overpay for insurance they don’t even need, and how transferable flood policies can save thousands over time.

You’ll also learn:
• The real difference between shore living and riverfront living
• Why Hunterdon County river homes offer more value per dollar
• How Warren County river properties compare for lifestyle and access
• What major floods actually changed — and why today’s river homes are more resilient
• What agents should explain but often don’t

Whether you’re thinking about buying a riverfront home in New Jersey or selling one, this is the information you need before making a move.

📍 Delaware River real estate
📍 Musconetcong River homes
📍 Hunterdon County waterfront
📍 Warren County riverfront properties

If you’re ready to explore freshwater living or want a custom valuation for your riverfront home, connect with Mary Malone of The Luxe Service Group and download the Riverfront Buyer Guide using the link below.

Don’t buy a river house until you see this.