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Coastal residential township with popular dining
Before Weehawken, a coastal New Jersey township, became known for its unparalleled views of the New York City skyline, it was the site of the fatal duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr in 1804. During the American Revolutionary War, the area was used as a lookout location for the Hudson River. It was officially formed in 1859 and was originally a tourist destination before the construction of subdivisions to accommodate a growing population. "Weehawken is a suburban area with some urban traits," says Corey Jones, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty, who’s been selling homes in the area for nearly 30 years. The township today mostly retains its residential identity while also offering a handful of shopping and dining hubs.
The Chart House in Weehawken offers great food with an amazing view.
The waterfront park in Weehawken is a great place to bring a dog or children.
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Condos and Victorian-style homes
Unlike neighboring Hoboken and Jersey City, Weehawken doesn't have high-rise buildings due to efforts by local officials to limit building heights and preserve Weehawken's views of Manhattan. Housing here includes single-family homes, co-ops and condominiums. Victorian and Tudor-style homes sell for $600,000 to $800,000, while estates near the waterfront go for as much as $6 million. Nearby condo communities offer one, two and three-bedroom units that sell anywhere from $600,000 to $2.5 million.
There are plenty of options for luxury apartment and condo living in Weehawken.
There are Victorian style houses in some blocks in Weehawken.
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Shopping and dining along Park Avenue
In the township’s north end, Park Avenue is the main thoroughfare with a Lidl grocery store and local eateries like Charrito’s, a Mexican restaurant that opened its first location back in 1992. A retail center with Whole Foods Market sits along Waterfront Terrace. The center has a few restaurants as well, including Chart House, a high-end seafood chain in the middle of the Hudson. “The restaurant boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, providing diners with a great view of the Manhattan skyline during their meal,” says Jones.
Nano's Restaurant and Grill offers amazing Ecuadorian Cuisine.
FE Nails Salon provides amazing customers service with a fantastic polish selection.
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Study abroad programs at Weehawken High
Students may start at the Daniel Webster School, which earns an A from Niche, for pre-kindergarten through second grade, before going to the Theodore Roosevelt School, which gets a B-plus, for third through sixth grade. For seventh grade through 12th grade, students may attend Weehawken High, which also has an A and offers study abroad programs to places like Costa Rica and Italy.
Weehawken High School earned an A on Niche.
Theodore Roosevelt No. 5 Elementary School serves students in third through sixth grade.
Weehawken parents can send their kids to Daniel Webster No. 2 Elementary School.
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Weehawken Waterfront Park, Washington Park
Weehawken Waterfront Park and Recreation Center is along the Hudson River with a community pool, athletic fields and a playground. Hamilton Park, near the site of the famous duel, holds a monument to Hamilton and features an observation deck overlooking the Manhattan skyline. Reservoir Park is a popular spot to walk the dog or sit and relax on a bench near the water.
Lincoln Harbor Park in Weehawken has a big green field that is perfect for picnics.
Weehawken Waterfront Park has many amenities such as a pool, field and tennis courts.
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Commute via car, rail or ferry
Situated across Midtown Manhattan, commuters can travel in and out of Weehawken and to the city via the Lincoln Tunnel or public transit. Port Imperial Light Rail Station, part of the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, runs through the West Shore Railroad Tunnel, connecting North Bergen and Bayonne. The Port Imperial Ferry also runs daily service to Midtown Manhattan and Wall Street.
The Lincoln Tunnel connects New Jersey to Manhattan.
Manhattan is a short ferry ride away from Weehawken.
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