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Quiet escape near downtown with friendly neighbors
Located 3 miles from Downtown Trenton, Hiltonia welcomes homeowners who want to get away from noisy downtown and settle in a community with access to Cadwalader Park, Stacy Park and the Trenton Country Club. Residents can take a short drive over the Delaware River to visit Pennsylvania or take Route 1 up to New York. Not to mention, locals can be downtown for the Patriots Week events in around 10 minutes. Hiltonia homeowners are surrounded by history, such as the Trenton City Museum and Trenton Psychiatric Hospital. “It’s a quiet area with a close community of neighbors. They get together each week, and you don’t see that very often in the Trenton area,” says Marina Echavarria, an experienced Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty. Linda Reid, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, has lived in the area for over 45 years and says, "Hiltonia is a neighborhood, not a subdivision. It's one of the best-kept secrets in Trenton. The area is diverse and inclusive, and we have a civic association that is a strictly social group."
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Welcome to Hiltonia.
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Cape Cods and Tudor-inspired homes near Cadwalader Park
Homes with Cape Cod, Tudor and National designs fill Hiltonia. "There are over 300 homes here, and the neighborhood is isolated," Reid says. Most were built between 1930 and 1950. The majority of residents own their homes, but some rental opportunities occasionally pop up. Those interested in the area can expect to pay $300,000 to $600,000 for a four-bedroom home with a detached garage, moderate yard and paved driveway. Because the neighborhood sits 3 miles from downtown, residents enjoy more peace and quiet than they would have closer to downtown. Some locals might walk to Cadwalader Park when getting out with their pets.
There are various styles of homes in Hiltonia, NJ.
Split-level homes are popular in Hiltonia, NJ.
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I-295 and U.S Route 1 to nearby states
NJ Transit buses run along Stuyvesant Avenue, particularly routes 609 and 619. Residents can walk along the paved sidewalks to wait at the bus stop. Drivers take U.S. Routes 29 or 1 to go across the Delaware River to Pennsylvania or north to New York. “Major routes like I-295 make it easy to visit Princeton or Lawrence when people want to get away from Trenton for the day,” Echavarria says. The Trenton-Mercer Airport waits 4 miles north of the neighborhood, making it easy to drive up to catch a flight out for vacation.
To get to Philadelphia residents of Hiltonia can take a train at the West Trenton Train Station.
NJ Transit links Hiltonia residents to the rest of New Jersey.
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Fresh air and history at Cadwalader Park
Cadwalader Park, the largest urban park in Trenton, features plenty of green space, a playground and the Trenton City Museum. Runners can use the paved paths while other park visitors use the greenspace to throw the ball with their dogs. Some might stop by the John A. Roebling statue and read about the man who opened an industrial factory in Trenton for building wire rope bridges.
Golfers, swimmers and tennis players get memberships at The Trenton Country Club, which was founded in 1897. Famous former members include President Theodore Roosevelt, Charlie Chaplin and Bing Crosby. The private members-only club hosts programs like summer camp, book club, wine club and wedding events. Fishing enthusiasts visit Stacy’s Park to cast their lines into the Delaware River.
Enjoy a basketball game with friends in Cadwalader Park in Trenton, NJ.
Cadwalader Park playground is perfect for kids play.
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Getting groceries at corner stores and local shops
A few locally owned shops like Betty’s Pop Up Shop give locals access to clothing, but most visit Capitol Plaza to shop at Rainbow, Marshalls or dd’s DISCOUNTS. Locals in Hiltonia and the rest of Trenton also shop at corner stores. Places like the Azcona Sanhican Grocery, James Corner Store and Express Grocery & Grill offer grocery options and quick lunch items. “People drive out of the way to get groceries. I know the Roebling Market is a good spot since they have international items,” Echavarria says.
Marshalls in Capital Plaza offers Hiltonia residents a diverse selection of shopping option.
Hiltonia residents visit Roebling Market downtown for more shopping options.
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Discover Trenton City Museum in Cadwalader Park, a short walk away.
Patriots Week and Trenton City Museum fun
Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie draws in a crowd with its recurring events. Families visit the museum for workshops such as African Mask Making or Wreath Making. The museum also participates in Patriots Week, when locals remember the Battle of Trenton that took place downtown in 1776. Hiltonia locals who want to see the battle reenactments head downtown from December 26th to the 31st.
Public and private schools for Hiltonia kids
Kids often attend Joyce Kilmer Intermediate School for kindergarten through eighth grade. Niche gives Joyce Kilmer Intermediate a D-plus, typical for most Trenton area schools. Students later move on to Trenton Central High School, which gets a C from Niche. The Village Charter School and Daylight-Twighlight High School, a school for teens and adults returning to school, also offer classes for Hiltonia students. “Most people choose private schools for their kids. Some who move into the area don’t have kids, so it’s not an issue.”
Trenton's 9th Grade Academy aims to support children in achieving a successful future.
Joyce Kilmer Middle School serves students from Pre-K through 8th grade.
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State-operated departments nearby
The Trenton Psychiatric Hospital sits in the middle of the neighborhood. This facility has 450 beds and has been standing since the 1840s. Metal fences surround the campus, creating a safety barrier for those who check into the hospital. "The psychiatric hospital isn't very operational anymore. Half of the buildings are empty, so they create a buffer between the homes and the rest of the hospital," Reid says. The Trenton Department of Corrections Offices also sit nearby, behind the Joyce Kilmer Intermediate School.
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Welcome to the prestigious Hiltonia a subdivison of Trenton. Hiltonia known for it beautiful homes and adorning tree lined streets that is also situated not far from the Delaware River.This home has wonderful curb appeal that compliments the freshly painted half cedar half stone structure.This home has been compleletly remodled both outside as well as inside from top floor,adding two
Welcome to 1528 Stuyvesant Ave in Ewing, NJ—a beautifully renovated home combining modern upgrades with classic charm. Step into the brand-new kitchen featuring high-end cabinets, sleek countertops, and all-new stainless steel appliances, perfect for everyday cooking and entertaining. This home also boasts a new roof, new siding, and all-new windows, ensuring energy efficiency and peace of mind.
In one of Trenton’s most architecturally admired neighborhoods, this home offers a graceful blend of charm, character, and pride of place. Set among the winding streets and mature trees of Hiltonia, this 1930s Dutch Colonial captures the timeless appeal the neighborhood is known for. A gambrel roof hints at this home’s history, while inside, original hardwood floors and rich millwork tell the
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Welcome to Hiltonia and this 1926 classic Dutch Colonial. As you enter into the central foyer, the formal living room with vent-less gas fireplace and the den are to the right. To the left off the foyer is the formal dining room. There is also a hallway powder room. The kitchen offers all that is needed for gourmet cooking and the adjoining breakfast room has a buffet counter, wet bar sink.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
711
Median Age
50
Population Density
3 ppl/acre
Population under 18
20.7%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
26.6%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$95,114
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$166,623
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
100%
College Graduates
39.2%
Advanced Degrees
32.5%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
49.8%
Below the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
46''
Average Winter Low Temperature
25°F
Average Summer High Temperature
86°F
Annual Snowfall
19''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
37/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
29/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
34/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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