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A commuter town with a big personality
Just 13 miles from New York City and 7 miles from Newark, Nutley doesn’t feel like a commuter town. With an active event calendar and plenty of local restaurants to choose from nestled in the heart of town, Nutley has its own identity while keeping the option of commuting to NYC open. With green lawns and plenty of parks, Nutley residents who work downtown can come home to a lush world that changes its colors with the season. “Nutley is comprised of estates that were broken down,” says Realtor Matthew De Fede with Realty Executives Elite Homes. “The town was developed at the turn of the century, and parts of those estates have become the park system.”
Brick and siding Colonial Revivals in Nutley
Nutley homes are often Colonial Revivals in a mix of brick and siding, so even though homes are placed close together, each one stands out. Siding foursquares with a dormer window at the top and a front deck are also common. Yards vary in size, but most have light landscaping with bushes and flowers highlighting the slight slope of the land. Regardless of the yard size, houses have a walkway connecting the front door to the sidewalk or streets. Some properties will have one-car garages, but many people will park on both sides of the street. Homes in Nutley will list between $525,000 and $700,000, depending on lot size and the number of bedrooms. For something smaller, there are also condos available for closer to $315,000.
Colonial Revival homes are prominent throughout Nutley.
Nutley boasts a charming mix of newer and older homes, blending tradition with modernity.
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Take AP classes at Nutley High School
Nutley kids can attend one of six elementary schools in town, including Spring Garden School for kindergarten through sixth grade. John H. Walker Middle School serves grades seventh and eighth. Both schools earn A-minus rankings from Niche. At Nutley High School, students enroll in Advanced Placement (AP) classes to earn potential college credit. Niche grants the high school a B-plus.
John H. Walker Middle School in Nutley is known for its academic excellence.
Spring Garden School in Nutley prepares students for a successful future.
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Explore Essex County through the Lenape Trail
Located in the center of Nutley, Yanticaw Park offers football and softball fields among the sidewalks shaded by mature trees. Running through the park, the Lenape Trail stretches 36 miles over 18 parks across municipalities in Essex County, making it a great place for Nutley residents to stroll or hike. In the winter, folks can skate on the pond at Nutley Memorial Park I. The paved walking and biking path goes through the wooded parkland, with an old railway hovering above the trees.
A family enjoys a casual walk along the Lenape Trail in Nutley.
Nutley residents can discover tranquility in a suburban oasis at Yanticaw Park.
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Nutley's pizzeria's and Middle Eastern restaurants
“Nutley has some of the best pizza on the Northern Seaboard,” De Fede says. “We probably have more pizza than Italy has.” Luna Wood Fire Tavern, one of Nutley’s pizza places, specializes in wood-fired pizzas but also offers plenty of other Italian favorites, like fusilli arrabbiata and rigatoni Bolognese. When not in the mood for pizza, residents can stop in Gabriella’s Place for Middle Eastern cuisine, featuring Turkish coffee and Kunafa. The Nutley Bagel Boy lives up to its name with bagels in every flavor, including pumpernickel, chocolate chip and French toast. For groceries, Target is just 1.6 miles from Nutley’s town center, along Kingsland Road. River Front Center, 2 miles away, boasts a Costco. The Promenade Shops at Clifton offer a Trader Joe's 1.6 miles from Nutley.
Luna, a family-owned and operated restaurant and bar, is nestled in downtown Nutley.
The Nutley Bagel Boy is known for its great service, delicious food, and welcoming atmosphere.
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Plenty of options for commuters going to NYC
When commuting from Nutley, residents are never short of options. People who prefer to drive can take NJ-3 into the city, but residents can also hop on the train at Delawanna, 2.5 miles away, or the Port Authority Bus that stops along Passaic Avenue. The train also connects right to Newark Liberty International Airport, just 17 miles from Nutley. For getting around Nutley itself, buses stop along Franklin Avenue and Centre Street to connect residents to Nutley’s restaurants and parks. “You can literally walk from one side of town to the other, and you won’t have to worry about the traffic,” De Fede says. “There are biking paths and walking paths.” Mountainside Medical Center is the closest hospital, 3.3 miles from the community.
Nutley residents can drive to New York City using Route 3.
Nutley residents use NJ Transit at Delawanna Station to connect to the rest of New Jersey.
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Nutley's Sunday farmers markets with walking tours
While Nutley isn’t far from Meadowlands Sports Complex or MetLife Stadium for concerts and sporting events, there’s plenty happening right in Nutley, like the Nutley Farmers Market. From June through October, Nutley’s Sunday market features everything from locally-grown produce and baked goods to flower and homemade cheeses. Residents can stop and sit at the picnic tables to listen to the week’s live music. Each week also features the Market Walk and Talk, where a leader from a specific field, like health, fitness, government or law, leads a group of Nutley residents and speaks to them about their area of expertise. At Memorial Park I, the Fall Festival is a September tradition featuring live music, local vendors and great food.
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