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 About the Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Westfield, New Jersey Area Scotch Plains Scotch Plains Visual Tour All You Need to Know About Scotch Plains Scotch Plains, a primarily residential community, is located in north central New Jersey, 22 miles southeast of New York City. The township offers a happy combination of rural and suburban life.
Covering approx 9 square miles, Scotch Plains is distinguished by excellent cultural and community recreational programs. Here residents are high on education, with advanced student programs as well as foreign language study and technologically advanced classrooms. The lovely single family homes come in a variety of styles including older, charming colonials, sprawling ranches, and also the palatial new construction with every imaginable amenity. Price ranges will suit any budget, ranging from a starter home at $300,000 to acre + lots well into the $1,000,000's. The majority of wage earners pursue employment in Newark, New York City, and in corporate complexes in adjacent communities. Many recreational options are available with 7 local parks & several golf courses (both public and private), as well as a myriad of houses of worship, shopping, and civic associations. Scotch Plains has recently been named one of the "10 best" most undervalued towns in the United States (as reported by Steve Kerch of CBS.MarketWatch.com in February, 2003). It is the ONLY municipality to earn this distinction in the greater New Jersey/New York metropolitan area.
Come discover for yourself the community identity and spirit of Scotch Plains! For more information on available Scotch Plains homes, call Gina today! Price ranges in Scotch Plains will suit any budget. I would love to be your Scotch Plains realtor! IN THE NEWS SPFHS Bands win big !
History was made in April, 2008 as our 2 SPFHS jazz bands took home 1st and 2nd place awards at the NJ International Assoc Of Jazz Educators State Finals for Division 11. For one high school to send 2 jazz bands to the Sate Finals is virtually unheard of, and for these 2 bands to finish 1st and 2nd is unprecedented. Congratulations! Scotch Plains/Fanwood Public Schools  |  | | | Fanwood Church | |
Fanwood
Fanwood Visual Tour Everything You Need To Know About Fanwood It has been said that good things come in small packages, and the borough of Fanwood proves this. Fanwood, NJ, only 1.3 square miles, is a predominately single-family residential community located just 20 miles southwest of New York City. The borough offers families train and bus transportation and highway access to metropolitan hubs while providing a homey, quiet place to live. Old, full-grown trees line Fanwood's streets. Neighborhoods with colonials, capes and splits are well-maintained and reflect the pride of their owners. Affordably priced, the borough offers homes ranging from $300,000 to $700,000. The Victorian railroad station appropriately sits in the center of town and symbolizes the rich history of this Union County borough. More than 17 Fanwood homes mark historical landmarks and add to the beauty of this community. Fanwood shares a school system with neighboring Scotch Plains, and maintains its own post office, police and fire departments, a library, and an eclectic variety of small shops which line the quaint town center. Fanwood's historical heritage, great schools, diverse home styles, convenient commuting facilities, and hometown closeness make it a wonderful place to live and raise a family! For more information on available Fanwood homes, call Gina today! I would love to be your Fanwood realtor! |  | | | Elm St Westfield | |
Westfield Westfield Visual Tour Everything You Need To Know About Westfield Westfield is a prosperous community with beautiful residential neighborhoods and an appealing downtown. The town is noted for it's broad, tree-lined streets,stately homes, and manicured properties. Residents are proud of its rich history and colonial heritage. Civic mindedness and volunteerism characterize the community, which is also noted for its excellent school system and convenient commute to New York City. The picturesque downtown offers a variety of specialty shops and boutiques, along with mall-drawn stores such as the Lord & Taylor, Gap, Ann Taylor, and Victoria's Secret. It is also enhanced by a number of coffeehouses and delicious eateries - some with alfresco dining. Many lush parks and golf courses are located in town or nearby.There are many churches and synagogues, as well as a movie theater. Community programs and services abound, such as the Westfield YMCA ,the Westfield Symphony Orchestra, and the NJ Workshop of Fine Arts. There are numerous public playgrounds and tennis courts maintained by the town, as well as several swim clubs.Tamaques,Mindowaskin, and nearby Echo Lake Park offer trails for walking,jogging,and biking, and ample grounds for picnicing and family gatherings. A collective pride in the past and an energy for the future make Westfield a very sought after community, as evidenced in the real estate prices which range from the mid $300,000's to $3,000,000. Westfield offers its residents the attractions of fine suburban living close to the advantages of metropolitan New York. Westfield maintains all that is pleasing about a small community while enjoying the sophistication of a more cosmopolitan area. Come see for yourself why so many people love to call Westfield home! For more information on Westfield, NJ real estate, Call Gina! I would love to be your Westfield realtor! |  | | | Cranford Community Center | |
Cranford Cranford Visual Tour All You Need To Know About Cranford Cranford, NJ is a charming Union County community with it's rich history dating back to the 1700's. Throughout Cranford there are many older Victorian and Tudor homes, some with riverfront views. It offers a pleasing town center with a variety of shops and eateries, and quaint brick sidewalks and Victorian street lights. It is also home to Union County College and three business parks. Cranford is a haven for commuters, as train and bus service to New York City is available from the center of town, and is also easily accessible to the Garden State Parkway and Route 22. Cranford's 4.9 square miles include 415 acres of parkland, and a 13.5 mile bicycle path. It also has the Rahway River winding through it, offering canoeing in the warm weather months and ice skating in the winter. The town's amenities, its strong cultural and educational focus, and its picturesque setting make Cranford, the "Venice of NJ", a friendly, charming community offering an excellent quality of life in a friendly, home-town atmosphere. Downtown Cranford is the perfect place to enjoy a wonderful dinner, shop in a specialty store or pamper yourself at a salon. More than 20 different eateries serving paella to sushi, tropical smoothies to gourmet pizza, cappuccino to yes, even garlic ice cream. There’s French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, gourmet deli, coffee, desserts and all-American. It’s truly international. Truly tasty. Treat yourself or someone else at one of Downtown Cranford’s specialty stores. You’ll go home with something unique and beautiful for yourself, your family or your home. There is plenty of convenient parking. It’s the perfect place for hassle-free shopping. Downtown Cranford is proud to welcome the exclusive Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa to Cranford Crossing, a mixed-use development under construction. Over 15 new businesses were welcomed to downtown Cranford in 2007, with many more soon to arrive. The new shops and restaurants, together with Cranford's established businesses, are attracting people from neighboring communities and towns further away. Why not drive through Cranford today, and see what all the buzz is about? All you have to do is drive through Cranford to see what a special community it is. Well cared for homes, the pride is evident all around you. For more details about Cranford homes, please call me! I'd love to be your Cranford realtor!
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Mountainside Mountainside Visual Tour Set on the first ridge of the Watchung Mountains, Mountainside is a nature lover's dream come true! This lovely community has 13 miles of marked hiking trails, several nature trails, and nearly 30 miles of bridle trails. It is also home to Trailside Nature and Science Center, a complex containing a visitor center, a museum, and a planetarium. A sense of history pervades this community which was initially used by the Lenape Indians for hunting grounds and settled in the 1600's by English miners and English and Dutch farmers. Approximately 7,000 people live in Mountainside, which reserves only 9% of its land for industrial and commercial development. Home styles range from contemporary, to cape cods, to expansive split levels and ranches.
Mountainside is a special place to watch the seasons change. Spectacular changing of the leaves, park the car and walk through any number of areas in the Watchung Reservation. Request my Free Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Westfield Relocation Package. It's packed full of useful and important information about the Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Westfield, New Jersey area. Don't move here without it! Remember: I'll send it to you for free and without obligation. Just fill out the form and I will send it right out... It's my job to know EVERYTHING about Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Westfield! Ask me any question. Or request a FREE information package. There's no obligation, and I promise to get back to you quickly... |  | | | Lord and Taylor Westfield, NJ | |
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Things to do, Places to go | • | Six Flags Great Adventure
A BIG Amusement Park
Rt 537 Jackson, NJ | | • | Northlandz
Tour the largest miniature railway in the country, with 100 trains on 8 miles of track along a 1-mile walking tour. Then visit the doll museum.
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