Neighborhoods near Grant Elementary School in Trenton, NJ

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Hamilton Township

Hamilton Township, 3 miles from downtown Trenton, is built on serving commuters to New York City and Philadelphia. Sprawling and carved down the middle by Interstate 295, it has no downtown, but there’s no shortage of retail options woven throughout the neighborhood. Dotted with parks across its expanse, including the 350-acre Veterans Park, this
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  $392K
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  $226K - $725K
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Franklin Park

Franklin Park is tucked below the sprawling suburb of Hamilton Township, edging near the Delaware River and South Trenton. Developers at the turn of the 20th century thought Franklin Park could become a suburb too, boosted by the momentum of industrial businesses, but newcomers were responsible for building their homes – and so the neighborhood
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  $265K
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  $180K - $549K
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Villa Park

Villa Park is one of the smallest suburbs of Trenton, just 2 miles east of downtown. But despite its postage stamp size, the neighborhood is surrounded by amenities that are integral to the wider community, including Trenton Central High and the Capital Health – East Trenton Medical Center. There's a namesake park, which serves as a focal point
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  $257K
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  $185K - $355K
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Greenwood & Hamilton

The namesake thoroughfares of Greenwood & Hamilton run in parallel, east and west through the neighborhood, forming a kind of backbone. This is a small suburb whose primary features include Assunpink Creek — crossable by State Street — and Trenton Central High. North-south passages like Chestnut Street reflect the boom years around 1850 to 1915
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  $199K
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  $128K - $418K
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  4 Listings
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Ewing and Carroll

The Ewing and Carroll neighborhood shares many things with the eastern suburbs of Trenton — like being near Assunpink Creek and the Trenton Transit Center — but it stands out for being the closest to downtown. It’s the kind of place that has benefited from Trenton’s turn toward more revitalization, as people nearby are looking to move. “North New
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  $196K
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  $72K - $180K
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North Trenton

North of the Pennsylvania and New Jersey border lies the North Trenton community. Locals have access to Polish, Dominican, African and Chinese restaurants, all located within the neighborhood. But when locals want to dine out or visit a museum in Downtown Trenton, they can be there in a short 3-mile drive. Residents of all ages can get some fresh
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  $190K
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  $103K - $412K
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  20 Listings
North Trenton
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Chambersburg

The facades of 19th- and 20th-century factories and row houses line the blocks of Chambersburg, painting a picture of Trenton’s industrial past. Formerly Trenton’s Little Italy, and affectionately called the Burg, Chambersburg is now home to many Latin American businesses and cultural events that draw the whole community. “Chambersburg is a
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  $187K
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  $148K - $326K
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  8 Listings
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Wilbur

Wilbur is a neatly gridded suburb of Trenton, settled on the eastern outskirts. The neighborhood is a blend of walkable, almost urban streetscapes with park spaces near a large creek. It’s gaining popularity among homebuyers who are leaving a denser place in search of a more laid-back lifestyle. “People are buying more in Wilbur,” says Fareeda
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  $172K
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  $120K - $336K
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  6 Listings
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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,
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  $161K
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  $85K - $284K
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East Trenton

East Trenton offers residents some of the least expensive homes in Trenton without sacrificing location, park access and great local eateries. The neighborhood has a diverse population, and "There are a lot of legacy residents whose families have lived in the neighborhood for multiple generations," says Caitlin Fair, the director of the East
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  $135K
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  $85K - $240K
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