Peapack Crossing - Peapack-Gladstone, NJ

About Peapack Crossing

Peapack Crossing is an active lifestyle community of new homes in the borough of Peapack-Gladstone, Somerset County, New Jersey. Toll Brothers is building two collections—carriage-style townhomes and single-family homes starting from the $1.4 millions—on private, wooded home sites featuring open-concept layouts, walk-out basements, and first-floor primary bedroom options. Walking and biking trails run through the grounds, and both Natirar Park and Hamilton Farm Golf Club are just minutes away. NJ Transit rail service in neighboring Far Hills and a roughly 45-mile drive to New York City make Peapack Crossing a practical choice for homebuyers who want quiet, wooded surroundings without sacrificing connectivity.

Peapack Crossing Amenities & Lifestyle

Walking and biking trails wind through Peapack Crossing, giving homeowners a route for walking, jogging, or cycling directly from their front door. The trails connect naturally to the wooded landscape that defines the community's character and serve as an easy on-ramp to daily outdoor activity.

Peapack Crossing Homes & Real Estate

Toll Brothers began site work at Peapack Crossing in spring 2026, with the Carriages Collection now open for sale. The Signature Collection of single-family homes is anticipated to follow later in 2026. Combined, the two collections will offer carriage-style townhomes and detached single-family homes on private, wooded home sites throughout the community.

The Carriages Collection features three two-story townhome designs in farmhouse-style architecture, ranging from 3,045 to 3,551+ square feet with three to four bedrooms, two to five baths, one half bath, and attached two-car garages. Walk-out basements and open-concept living spaces are standard across all three floor plans. 

The Aveton (3,045+ sq ft) and Kentallen (3,354+ sq ft) both offer first-floor primary bedroom suites, a practical option for homeowners who prefer single-level living within a two-story home. Buyers who prefer the primary suite upstairs can choose the Grantham (3,551+ sq ft), the largest of the three townhome plans. Townhomes in the Carriages Collection start from $1,469,995.

The Signature Collection will bring single-family homes to the community, with prices anticipated from the $1,500,000s. The Selkirk, the first confirmed design in the collection, offers 3,107+ square feet, three bedrooms, two to four baths, one half bath, an attached two-car garage, and a first-floor primary suite in a two-story farmhouse-style design.

Buyers working with Toll Brothers can personalize their home's finishes and fixtures through the Toll Brothers Design Studio, with assistance from professional Design Consultants.

Peapack-Gladstone, NJ Area

Peapack Crossing is located in Peapack, a small borough in Somerset County, about 45 miles west of New York City and roughly 15 miles from Morristown.

Residents are a short drive from everyday shopping and services in Bernardsville and Bedminster, both of which have grocery options, pharmacies, and general retail. Somerville, the Somerset County seat, located approximately 10 miles away, offers more extensive shopping and dining options.

Homeowners have access to health care through Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset in Somerville, about 10 miles from the community. Morristown Medical Center, part of the Atlantic Health System, is approximately 15 miles away and offers a broad range of specialty services.

When homeowners are looking for dining or local entertainment, downtown Bernardsville's Morristown Road has a mix of local shops and restaurants, and Morristown offers a wider selection of dining, arts venues, and cultural programming.

Homeowners who want to get outside have no shortage of options nearby. Natirar, the 500-acre Somerset County park that borders the Peapack area, encompasses preserved farmland, walking trails, and the historic 1912 Natirar Mansion along the North Branch of the Raritan River. Hamilton Farm Golf Club, a private club in neighboring Gladstone, has two 18-hole courses set across a sprawling farm property.

Peapack Crossing is well-positioned for travel in multiple directions. The Far Hills station on NJ Transit's Gladstone Branch is a short drive from the community and offers rail connections to Newark and, with a transfer, to New York Penn Station. By car, New York City is approximately 45 miles via I-287. Newark Liberty International Airport is roughly 40 miles away, with extensive domestic and international service.