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Leave it to Glendale
“We call Glendale the ‘Leave It to Beaver’ neighborhood,” says John Anastasio, President of the Glendale Civic Association and 17-year resident of this Ewing Township, New Jersey, community. “It’s a beautiful little place where the neighbors all see each other and interact with each other, the kids all play on the streets and people walk their dogs.” The mostly residential neighborhood is defined by established Cape Cod and Dutch Colonial Revival homes set relatively close together on shady, landscaped lots, giving it a close-knit feel. Some shops and restaurants can be found in the community, but the greater Ewing Township has even more to offer.
Take a break, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy a relaxing walk with your dog through Cadwalader Park.
Glendale residents can experience authenticity and exceptional service at New York Bagel & Deli.
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Cape Cods, Dutch Colonial Revivals and more historic homes
Tree-lined streets shade pedestrians as they walk through the neighborhood’s many sidewalks. Glendale’s streets form into a semi-grid are filled with ranch-style homes, split levels and two-story houses which take inspiration from Cape Cod and Dutch Colonial Revival homes. These historic homes were built between the 1920s and ‘50s, usually have two to four bedrooms and span between 1,000 and 2,000 square feet. Prices range from $250,000 to $400,000, depending on the home’s updates. South of Parkway Avenue, duplexes and cubic Four Squares reign supreme. Many of these homes are valued between $200,000 and $250,000.
This two-story single home has a detached garage and solar panels in the Glendale neighborhood.
With its tree-lined sidewalks and natural beauty, Glendale radiates charm and invites neighbors to enjoy the outdoors together.
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Education and athletics in the Ewing School District
Students can attend Parkway Elementary School, less than a mile away in neighboring Prospect, then move on to Gilmore J. Fisher Middle School; both schools have earned C-minus ratings from Niche. The B-rated Ewing High School, located a quarter of a mile up Parkway Avenue, is the only public high school in the Ewing School District. Students can participate in 15 different sports, and Ewing High’s teams routinely win division championships, such as when the football team took home the gold in 2022. The College of New Jersey is a mile and a half away in Ewingville.
Gilmore J. Fisher Middle School earns a C- minus from Niche.
Ewing High School serves many neighborhoods in Trenton.
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Easy access to New Jersey’s Central Park
Glendale residents have backdoor access to Frederick Olmsted’s New Jerseyan version of Central Park: Cadwalader Park. Located half a mile south in neighboring Cadwalader & Hilcrest, the park’s 100-acres are prime for barbecues, baseball games and outdoor play. Moody Park, only a five-minute drive away, offers basketball courts and baseball fields.
Stroll along the spacious walking paths of Cadwalader Park and soak in the scenery.
Take in the beauty of the Delaware & Raritan Canal in Cadwalader Park near Hiltonia.
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Dining in Glendale and Ewing Township
On North Olden Avenue, which rolls across the northern edge of the neighborhood, there’s a ShopRite for groceries and various fast-food joints and restaurants including Crab Du Jour, a casual spot with karaoke and a live DJ on Friday evenings. More dining options can be found nearby: “A lot of the restaurants that used to be in downtown Trenton are now in Ewing Township,” Anastasio says. “There’s a whole bunch up by the College of New Jersey.”
Crab Du Jour is the place to go for Cajun seafood next to the Glendale neighborhood.
ShopRite supermarket is the closest grocery store to the Glendale neighborhood.
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“Well-served” by New Jersey Transit
New Jersey Transit bus routes 607 and 624 cut through and alongside Glendale, connecting the neighborhood to downtown Trenton and other communities. “Because Glendale is a relatively small community, it is well served by New Jersey Transit,” Anastasio says. “There are buses that go out to the college area and buses that go out near the airport to the shopping areas.” US Route 1 is two miles away, and Interstate is 295 is about three miles away. Residents need only drive ten minutes, or about three miles, to reach the Trenton-Mercer Airport.
Events that bring Glendale neighbors together
The Glendale Civic Association organizes many community-wide events. “One month we’ll have a backyard movie night. Another month, we might go to Asbury Park and play the pinball machines,” Anastasio says, referring to Asbury Park’s Silverball Retro Arcade. “There’s always something that involves getting the neighbors together to meet each other.”
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Crime and Safety
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Glendale
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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4
Larceny
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4
Crime Score
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4
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Glendale Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Glendale, Ewing sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Glendale, Ewing over the last 12 months is $377,400, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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