Caldwell Townhomes for Sale

Caldwell is a neighborhood rich in history and community spirit, with a variety of things to do for residents and visitors alike. Known as the birthplace of President Grover Cleveland, it offers a mix of pre-World War II architecture and modern developments, with Colonial styles being particularly prominent. The area is safer than the national average, providing a sense of security for its residents. Grover Cleveland Park, designed by the Olmsted Brothers, offers 40 acres of recreational space with running trails, a pond for fishing and winter skating, and facilities like tennis courts and a playground. The park also hosts community events such as the Halloween Festival. Bloomfield Avenue is the hub for dining, featuring Italian eateries like Angeloni’s Restaurant and Pizzeria and the Cloverleaf Tavern, known for its extensive draught list and trivia nights. Grocery shopping is convenient with options like Super Foodtown and Calandra’s Italian Village. Education is a highlight, with highly rated schools such as Essex Fells and James Caldwell High, which offers unique electives and dual enrollment opportunities. While Caldwell lacks its own train station, commuting to New York City is feasible via a 20-mile drive on Interstate 280 or an express bus service. The neighborhood is well-connected by public buses and is approximately 30 minutes from Newark Liberty International Airport.