Community Map

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The Caldwells | Chatham | Essex Fells | Florham Park | Glen Ridge | Livingston | Madison | Maplewood | Millburn / Short Hills
Montclair | Roseland | South Orange | Verona | West Orange

• LivingstonA small, bedroom community of approximately 28,000, Livingston is considered among the best, affordable suburbs in the country.
• RoselandJust 20 miles west of Manhattan, the Borough of Roseland lies nestled in the picturesque, wooded hills of Essex County. An affluent community, Roseland is home to approximately 5,300 residents and several thriving office parks.
• Essex FellsEssex Fells is a place with its own identity, but is not far from large metropolitan areas of New Jersey and New York, allowing its residents access to even greater opportunities in their careers and their lives.
• West Orange West Orange real estate blends small town feel with big city opportunities and features its own brand of recreation, quality education and effective transportation.
• VeronaThe township of Verona, New Jersey is neatly tucked in between two of the Watchung Mountains with the Peckman River flowing near the bottom of its valley.
• MontclairDelicious dining, first-class educational opportunities, and a plethora of cultural activities – all within 12 miles of midtown Manhattan – are just a few perks of living in Montclair.
• The Caldwells Community text coming soon
• Millburn / Short HillsHillsThe Millburn real estate market is highlighted by its wide array of homes for sale, offering everything from the upper-scale developments of the northern section, Short Hills, to more midscale single-family homes closer to the bustling downtown area in the Millburn section.
• MaplewoodThis tight-knit community prides itself on its diversity, low crime rate, and family-friendly atmosphere. It is ranked one of the most desirable places to live in the U.S.
• South OrangeMost of the residential streets of South Orange are still illuminated by gaslight lamps adding to the unique feel of the town. With eclectic housing options, good schools, low crime rates, and a tolerant atmosphere, South Orange attracts homebuyers.
• Glen RidgeBeautiful tree-lined streets and gorgeous Colonial homes add to the charm of this quaint borough, helping to rank it among the best places to live in New Jersey.
• Florham Park In Florham Park, one not only gets to know your neighbors, but also the boards and committee members that run community services, so that if anything is not up-to-par, a solution is only a phone call away.
• ChathamThe Chathams were named one of the top ten best places to live in 2005 by Money Magazine. Only a 20-minute drive from Newark and only a little further to New York City, the Chathams are wonderful, tight-knit communities that are ideal to call home.
• MadisonThis enchanting town of 16,000 was named for former president James Madison, and today is home to two well-respected universities.