Step into this exquisite turn-of-the-century colonial, built around 1910, that perfectly blends historic charm with modern convenience. Featuring five spacious bedrooms, two full baths, and two half baths, this home offers ample space for both everyday living and entertaining. Enjoy your morning coffee or evening relaxation on the inviting wrap-around porch. This property is adorned with landscaping that enhances its curb appeal. Modern Upgrades: This home boasts a brand-new furnace and hot water heater. The updated 200-amp electrical service accommodates all your modern needs. Large Formal Dining Room is perfect for large gatherings; the spacious dining room offers an elegant setting. The beautiful solid oak pocket doors provide a seamless transition between the living room and dining room. The full basement is partially finished, offering additional space for a recreation area or storage. The enormous third floor would offer the perfect master bedroom suite, complete with an en suite bathroom and skylights. A two-car detached garage is conveniently located off a private lane from Tremont St... The property sits on a spacious 50x150 lot, providing ample outdoor space. The property taxes are $15,764. Prime Location: Conveniently located within walking distance to the train station and downtown, you'll enjoy easy access to shopping, dining, and commuting!!
163 Morristown Rd. Bernardsville NJ 07924
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Providing a pleasing mix of city convenience and suburban ambiance, Westfield is one of the state's most popular towns. It continues to attract residents from all walks of life who strive to maintain the town's uniquely American appeal.
With its lively downtown, gracious homes and involved citizenry, Union County's Westfield is truly a residential haven. Visitors may feel as if they've stepped back in time when they enter the town's bustling shopping district. In fact, the retail part of town has been featured in commercials, major movies and television series based on its scenic, old-fashioned charm.
In an era of big box stores and mega-malls, Westfield takes great pride in maintaining an attractive downtown. Small boutiques, restaurants, cafes, a movie theater and chain stores like Lord & Taylor and The Gap are part of the appealing streetscape. The Downtown Westfield Corporation was established to manage growth, plan special events and implement improvements. The corporation was so successful that Westfield received the Great American Main Street award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 2004.
Public school students attend several different elementary schools in town, coming together at the Thomas Alva Edison Intermediate School. Grades 9 to 12 go to Westfield High School.
Approximately 30,000 people live within Westfield's 6.29 square miles. Quick access to the Garden State Parkway and Route 22 is convenient for commuters, who can also board a New Jersey Transit train downtown for service to New York's Penn Station, a trip that takes about 45 minutes. Newark Liberty International Airport is a short 20-minute drive from town.
Local residents refer to two sides of Westfield, the North and South sides, with the Raritan Line train tracks drawing a line through the middle. Neighborhoods include The Gardens, Brightwood, Indian Forest, Stoneleigh Park, Downtown, Wychwood and Manor Park. Home shoppers will find stately Colonials, Victorian homes with welcoming front porches, classic Cape Cods, modern condominiums and a variety of other housing options in an array of sizes, prices and styles ranging from modest to spectacular.
Over 211 acres of ball fields and parkland are available in Westfield, including the county-run Echo Lake Park for boating and fishing. Scenic Mindowaskin Park next to Town Hall has a gazebo, gardens and fountains. In the summer, the town hosts concerts in this park, a Westfield tradition since 1912. A municipal pool complex and YMCA are further in-town amenities.
Population: 30316
Area: 6.7 sq. miles
Established: 1798
Distance from NYC: 22
Distance from Philadelphia: 83
Distance from Newark: 13
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