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Suburban commuter town of Secaucus
Secaucus, often hailed as "The Jewel of the Meadowlands,” holds a prominent position among North Jersey’s commuter towns, notable for its Secaucus Junction rail hub. Situated along the Hackensack River, its suburban atmosphere offers a peaceful contrast to neighboring urban centers. With access to Interstate 95 and proximity to the Lincoln Tunnel, Secaucus presents a mix of urban convenience with a quieter home base. Realtor and local native, Corey Jones of Coldwell Banker says, “Secaucus is tucked in between the Manhattan scene and the Meadowlands, where you find MetLife Stadium and American Dream, the primary dining, entertainment and hotel scene outside of the Meadowlands area.” Locals here can enjoy a more low-key suburban lifestyle while being near the array of attractions and urban amenities of New York City and North Jersey.
Commute to Manhattan in no time on one of the many highways in Secaucus.
Plaza center in Secaucus is where many shops and restaurants are concentrated.
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Trains at Secaucus Junction and other transportation
Secaucus Junction serves as a pivotal transportation hub, providing convenient access to New York City via New Jersey Transit. With direct routes to Midtown Manhattan, Route 3, Union City and Weehawken, commuting options abound. For air travel, Newark Liberty International Airport is about 12 miles away via I-95, and LaGuardia is about 18 miles away with heavier traffic. Residents here do not need to commute for health care, with Hudson Regional Hospital in the area.
Secaucus Junction is a crucial train station for commuters and visitors alike.
Enthusiasts in Secaucus can watch the trains go by with easy access to the platforms.
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Diverse home styles and prices in Secaucus
Secaucus offers a range of housing options, from two-bedroom condos and duplexes to three-to-four-bedroom homes, featuring diverse architectural styles such as townhouses, ranch styles and colonials. “Secaucus is not a very large town, and housing inventory tends to not be very available,” Jones says. Home prices remain competitive, starting around $300,000 and climbing over $1 million for single-family properties. The median home price of $500,000 is well below the county average and other nearby urban centers, such as Jersey City. A large portion of the population opts to rent houses, apartments or condos in complexes or detached units. Secaucus’ streets are often lined with sidewalks, making the area easy to get around by foot.
Experience modern living in newly built homes in Secaucus.
Enjoy the best of living in beautiful brick colonial in Secaucus.
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Scenic trails and green space within miles of New York City
Secaucus features numerous green spaces among the factories and warehouses that congest the area. Laurel Hill Park boasts scenic trails and picnic areas with a view of the Meadowlands. It has expansive fields and playgrounds that provide many options for outdoor activities. The Secaucus Recreation Center serves as a hub for community activities, featuring pools, a swim center and facilities for fitness classes, sports leagues and social events. Schmidt’s Woods Park provides a playground shaded by towering trees along with wooded trails popular among nature enthusiast and birdwatchers. Many other small parks with playgrounds dot Secaucus’ map, as well.
Discover the beauty of Snipes Park in Secaucus with a leisurely stroll hand in hand.
Laurel Hill Park in Secaucus, along with many others give you direct access to hiking trails.
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Essentials and restaurants at Plaza Center and The Mall at Mill Creek
From Walmart and Aldi nearby to the Green Farmers Market in the community, Secaucus residents have many options for groceries and essentials. The area also has the Plaza Center and The Mall at Mill Creek, with shops including Michaels, Best Buy and CVS. Jones notes that “to have a shopping center directly in your town brings benefits because of tax offsets.” Secaucus also has a thriving dining scene, offering a variety of cuisines. Whether indulging in American classics at Dublin Yard or savoring Italian fare at Good Fella’s Deli, residents have an abundance of culinary choices.
The Plaza shopping mall has many restaurant chains and stores as well as a movie theater.
Plaza Pizza offers delicious Italian cuisine and pizza.
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Secaucus public education options
Students in the area can attend Secaucus Public Schools, beginning at either Huber Street Elementary, which scores an A-minus on Niche, or Clarendon Elementary, which has a B-plus. Students can then head to Secaucus Middle, which earns a B-plus. Secaucus High has an A-minus and hosts community events, such as Breakfast with the Easter Bunny, and presents musicals in the spring, bringing in residents from all over Hudson County, and 2024’s spring production is The Addams Family. Secaucus High also has a variety of athletic teams, including ice hockey, bowling and flag football.
Huber Street Elementary School has a tradition of engaging instruction and innovative curricula.
Secaucus Middle School the school has long history of excellence.
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