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Randolph is suburban with a bit of rural feel
In the center of Morris County, Randolph Township weaves traditional subdivisions through its forests and offers a wide selection of outdoor attractions. “It’s suburban with a bit of a rural feel to it, but that’s just the nature of Morris County,” says Ted Miller II, a Realtor-Associate with Coldwell Banker Realty, who grew up in Morris County and has been selling homes here since 1991. Incorporated in 1806, the town originally held many farms and iron mines. The region grew into a vacation destination in the late 1800s, which contributed to the town’s boom in the 1900s. Today, Randolph offers suburban living close to parks and trails, as well as commuting options to Manhattan.
Traditional style homes starting in the $350,000s
The town offers a mix of homes in traditional subdivisions and rural properties with bigger lot sizes. “A lot of Randolph was built up a little bit later, so you’re going to find some more larger homes here than in the rest of the county,” says Miller. Colonials and ranch-style homes were built primarily between 1950 and 2000, though there’s been a small number of contemporary houses built in the past 25 years. Most homes feature driveways and garages, and the town’s rural properties can have anywhere from 2 to 10 acres of land. Homes typically sell for $350,000 to $750,000, while the largest houses usually go for $800,000 to $1.5 million. There are also townhome communities like Buckingham and Kensington Square with two- and three-bedroom properties that tend to sell for $550,000 to $750,000.
Dual enrollment courses at Randolph High
Students may start at Center Grove School, which earns an A from Niche, before going to Randolph Middle, which gets an A-minus. Randolph High also receives an A and offers dual enrollment courses through The County College of Morris, whose campus is located within the township.
Front entrance and sign of Center Grove Elementary School.
Front entrance of Randolph Middle School.
Front entrance of Randolph High School.
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Commuting via Route 10, train station in neighboring town
Commuters can take state Route 10 in and out of town, which connects to Interstate 287 for trips to New York City and the Jersey Shore. The Dover train station is also 3 miles north and offers daily service to and from Hoboken station, which provides PATH subway service into Manhattan. Saint Clare's Dover Hospital is 4 miles north of the township. Newark Liberty International is the closest airport, located 30 miles east.
Stop by downtown Dover and Dover Train Station.
The historic Dover Train Station is a great way to travel from Dover.
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System of hiking trails that connect five parks
Randolph has a 16-mile system of hiking trails that connect five parks and the Clyde Potts Reservoir Watershed. Near the east end of town, Freedom Park is a 172-acre green space with athletic fields, a picnic pavilion and a large playground. In the south end, Heistein Park features sports facilities for baseball, softball and soccer, as well as a playground. Just north, Veterans Community Park hosts events and holds the town’s community garden, which offers over 150 organic planting beds. And Brundage Park has over a dozen sports facilities, a playground and a skatepark.
Hedden County Park is a fantastic place to walk your canine friend in Randolph, NJ.
Aerial view of the various fields at Freedom Park.
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Shopping and dining along Route 10
Along Route 10, there’s Weis Markets for groceries. Residents can also stop by popular locally owned restaurants like Forte Pizzeria for pies and Italian dishes. Black River Barn offers American fare, and The Randolph Diner Bar & Grill serves early breakfast, lunch and late-night dinner. “The diner is pretty impressive, it’s multi-level and the food is great,” says Miller. Locals can also head just 3 miles north on Route 10 to Roxbury for more shopping and dining at the Roxbury Mall and The Shops at Ledgewood Commons.
The Randolph Diner is a hot spot for locals of the area.
Grab a fresh chicken sandwich at the Randolph Diner.
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Brundage Park Playhouse, Events at Veterans Community Park
At Brundage Park, its playhouse has served as a community theater since 1978. The theater puts on a wide range of performances throughout the year, including major productions, children’s theater and apprentice programs. “It’s the ultimate community theater,” says Miller. Veterans Community Park also hosts events throughout the year, including the annual Arts in the Park festival showcasing local artists and crafters. Free movies are screened at the park during the summer. The Randolph Country Fair in September features live music, food trucks and family activities. And in October, the park is transformed for Halloween with a haunted trail, hayride and food vendors.
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