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Located approximately 30 minutes west of NYC and equidistant from the George Washington Bridge, the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels, you'll find the best kept secret around -- a charming enclave of small towns called the West Essex area. Comprised of the Caldwells, (including Caldwell, West and North Caldwell), Cedar Grove, Essex Fells, Fairfield, Roseland, Montclair, Verona and Livingston, West Essex is home to many who rarely find reason to leave given its many fine qualities. Since these older communities are still growing and evolving, young families continue to come here in droves. If you're wondering why, perhaps consider the following reasons:
To help familiarize you with just a few West Essex towns, here are some overviews: About Caldwell.... Noted for its signature small-town friendliness, vibrant business center and cherished heritage (as the birthplace of America's only New Jersey born president, Grover Cleveland), Caldwell is home to more than 7,600 residents within its 1.2 square miles. These unique qualities, combined with excellent schools and a great geographic location (with NYC bus transportation), are just some of the reasons for the town's appeal to new and old families alike. Residential options abound in Caldwell, as two-thirds of the town consists of Colonial, Split-level, Cape Cod and Ranch-style homes. The community's "main street" (Bloomfield Avenue), which runs from West Caldwell and thru Montclair, offers ample entertainment activities, such as a new Community Recreational Center, a movie theater and many fine restaurants. Caldwell also boasts a beautiful 41-acre park, named after Grover Cleveland, where residents can enjoy walking-trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, picnics, fishing and ice-skating. I am so proud to serve on the Beautification and Design Committees of Caldwell. For more information go to projectmainst.blogspot.com Feel free to ask me anything about Caldwell by emailing me at realtorjudyh@juno.com, or visit caldwellnjonline.com About West Caldwell.... West Caldwell is well known for its family-oriented environment and community spirit! Just come to one of the 4th of July Celebrations at James Caldwell High School, Memorial Day Parades or October Street Fairs, and you'll see for yourself. Bordered by North Caldwell and Caldwell to the east, and Essex Fells and Roseland to the south, West Caldwell has approximately 11,233 residents throughout its nearly 5.05 square miles. With six parks, an award-winning modern library, four shopping centers, NYC transportation, wonderful recreation programs and excellent school system (shared with Caldwell), it's no wonder why this community maintains a great reputation and continues to be a great place to raise a family. Feel free to ask me anything about West Caldwell by emailing me at realtorjudyh@juno.com, or visit westcaldwell.com About North Caldwell.... Marked by its rolling hills, wooded terrain, cul-de-sac streets and friendly atmosphere, North Caldwell is considered to be a desirable, executive and upscale residential area. With only 2.99 square miles and a population of approximately 7,400, the town is quietly hidden away from the bustle of nearby bigger cities with not one traffic light. Yet despite its "exclusive" nature, North Caldwell has a variety of fun recreational activities (including two public parks and a lovely community recreation complex, with tennis courts and a swimming pool) and is just minutes away from dining, shopping and NYC transportation in the nearby Caldwell and West Caldwell communities. North Caldwell has two elementary schools and is home to the West Essex Regional Middle School and the West Essex Regional High School, which services the neighboring towns of Roseland, Fairfield and Essex Fells. Feel free to ask me anything about North Caldwell by emailing me at realtorjudyh@juno.com, or visit northcaldwell.org About Essex Fells.... Considered one of New Jersey's most prestigious and exclusive areas with only 2,000 people in its tiny 1.41 square miles, Essex Fells is a unique and special community possessing various architectural styles -- from the Victorian era to stately stone and brick mansions of yesteryear. With its winding roads, mature Rhododendrons and fine estates, you'll find an atmosphere filled with grandeur, beauty and peace like no other New Jersey town. Even Essex Fells' police station and post office reflect old-world charm with their beautiful authentic Tudor-style. Close to shopping and transportation options in the nearby Caldwells, the town has two private swimming pools, a private golf club, and a beautiful pond for ice-skating and fishing. Essex Fells also has one elementary school and busses middle and high school children to the West Essex Regional Schools (located in nearby North Caldwell and shared with Roseland, North Caldwell and Fairfield). Feel free to ask me anything about Essex Fells by emailing me at realtorjudyh@juno.com, or visit essexfellsboro.com About Verona.... Verona is well known for its large, beautiful park -- designed by the same architect responsible for NYC's Central Park, and close proximity to everything one would desire in a suburban town. With more than 13,500 people, the town is mostly residential and consists of charming older Colonials, Splits-Levels, Cape Cods and Ranches within its 2.8 square miles. Unique to Verona is the presence of the upscale Claridge House Condominiums, two high-rise buildings offering luxury living in a private section of town. As Bloomfield Avenue "the main street" runs throughout Verona, residents can also take advantage of the many shopping districts and various restaurants available in bordering towns like the Caldwells and Montclair. Like many West Essex towns, Verona has a highly regarded K-12 school system with four elementary schools, a middle school and a high school. Feel free to ask me anything about Verona by emailing me at realtorjudyh@juno.com, or visit veronaonline.com
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