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Historic celebrations and community events in Battle Monument
History and community keep the Battle Monument neighborhood alive in Downtown Trenton. Locals and residents across New Jersey gather for the Patriot Week celebrations near the Battle of Trenton Monument. People often live in townhouses within walking distance from the grand statue. Robert Schenker, a librarian at the Trenton Free Public Library, says, “It’s definitely a historic area. Many buildings here were built in the mid to late 1800s, and there are historical markers everywhere.”
Battle Monument features a bronze statue of George Washington.
Battle Monument commemorates the Battle of Trenton that occurred in December of 1776.
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Patriots Week and Trenton Film Fun
The Battle of Trenton occurred in the neighborhood area on December 26, 1776. The town celebrates this historic day with Patriots Week every December 26th through the 31st. “We see thousands of people come into the area for Patriots Week. Reenactors act out the Battle of Trenton, and visitors follow them through the city,” Schenker says. The Trenton Film Society offers more modern events for residents to enjoy, such as the Trenton Film Festival hosted at the Hill Mill Playhouse. Local filmmakers and artists from around the world visit to screen their creations.
Battle Monument and Park offers benches for residents and visitors to sit and relax.
Battle Monument is minutes from Downtown Trenton.
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Townhouses with history
Many homes were built in the late 1800s and feature Federal designs with flat roofs, multiple windows and asymmetrical doors. Most residents rent their townhouses, but future homeowners can find townhouses or the occasional shotgun home for sale. “You could be less than 2 miles from the Trenton Transit Center, within a few blocks from downtown, banks, stores, and a couple of miles away from shopping,” says Patrease Leonard, a local real estate broker and associate with Fathom Realty. Leonard also describes the homes as “great starter homes, with low taxes or ideal for investors looking for a great tenant.” Home prices in Battle Monument range from $100,000 to $300,000. Property investors looking for new projects can find fixer-upper homes for $45,000 to $100,000. Skinny roads wind through the neighborhood, and space can be tight while driving because residents have to park on the street. The houses sit against paved sidewalks, but walkers watch their step around sections of the sidewalk with cracks or uneven concrete.
You will find smaller communities within the Battle Monument neighborhood.
Row houses are available in the Battle Monument, Trenton area in NJ.
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Sunshine at Sweets Fountain Park
While this neighborhood feels tightly packed, residents can get out of their houses and enjoy some fresh air at Sweets Fountain Park. This park, situated between Sweets and Fountain Avenue, includes a small playground shaded with trees, providing children an opportunity to play outside. Others head to Martin Luther King Jr. Park to enjoy a summer day in the pool or to play a game on the baseball diamond. The Battle Monument features a walking path and seating for locals who want to get their steps in on the historic site.
Sweets Fountain Park in Battle Monument features picnic tables, perfect for a day outdoors.
Sweets Fountain Park in Battle Monument provides a playground in a small green space.
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Corner markets and locally owned restaurants
Further north, the Super Food Supermarket gives locals access to essential groceries. Multiple corner stores, such as the New Way Deli Market and Jimenez Mini Market. “We have corner markets with cafe-style setups. You can pick the sides you want and get big portions. You also get to know the owners really well. They still give me the local rate,” Schenker says. Downtown Trenton has multiple restaurants for Battle Mount residents. Some grab lunch at Gyro Express or Fabio’s Pizza. Others head north to Pho Kim for Vietnamese dishes.
Enjoying an afternoon ride in the Battle Monument, Trenton area in NJ.
Jiminez Mini Market serves Battle Monument Trenton area in NJ.
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Kids start out at Gregory Elementary
Young kids attend Gregory Elementary and Luis Muñoz-Rivera Middle School, both of which get a D-plus from Niche. After learning at Trenton Ninth Grade Academy, teens move on to the C-rated Trenton Central High School. Students join diverse classes and have multiple extracurricular activities to sign up for, like art club.
Gregory Elementary School serves many of the Trenton NJ neighborhoods.
Main entrance to the Gregory Elementary School in Trenton NJ.
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Taking Route 1 to Pennsylvania
U.S. Route 1 runs around the neighborhood, giving commuters a way to visit the Hamilton Rail Station or Mercer County Community College. The Trenton Transit Center sits nearby for locals who want to visit New York or Philadelphia via Amtrak. Drivers can hop on Route 1 and go across the Delaware River into Pennsylvania. With all the paved sidewalks, residents can walk to the nearby corner store or park.
Aerial View of Route 1 Looking North
Historic Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Station is located in Battle Monument.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Battle Monument
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Homicide
9
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
7
4
Robbery
8
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
6
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Battle Monument Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Battle Monument, Trenton sell after 59 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Battle Monument, Trenton over the last 12 months is $187,000, up 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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