Why Live in Mercerville
Mercerville, New Jersey, is a small town with a population of just over 13,000, nestled between Trenton and Princeton. It is part of the larger Hamilton Township, which boasts historical significance dating back to George Washington's march from the Second Battle of Trenton. The town is characterized by suburban homes, including Colonial architecture, midcentury split-levels, and ranch-style houses, with preserved farms scattered throughout providing green spaces. The Hamilton Township School District serves the area, with Nottingham High being well-regarded in Mercer County. Mercer County Community College offers degree programs in business administration and health sciences. Mercer County Park is a major attraction, featuring baseball diamonds, cricket pitches, an ice rink, Mercer Lake for boating and fishing, and extensive tennis facilities. Residents can trace historical trail markers throughout the town. Route 33 is the main commercial strip, lined with supermarkets, big-box stores, chain restaurants, and local eateries like Bill’s Olde Tavern. Interstate 295 and the Hamilton Train Station provide convenient access to Philadelphia and New York City. Nearby attractions include Grounds for Sculpture, a museum and sculpture park, and CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton, which hosts various events.