Lawrence Township Mercer
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Average Value
$588K
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$130K - $1.8M
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29 Listings
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Neighborhoods near Trenton Central High School - Main Campus in Trenton, NJ
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Ewing
Ewing, NJ offers affordable homes near Princeton with access to New York and Philadelphia. Points of interest include John S. Watson Park and Washington Crossing State Park. The College of New Jersey is located here.
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Average Value
$443K
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List Price
$72K - $3M
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12 Listings
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Hiltonia
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
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Average Value
$428K
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List Price
$221K - $249K
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1 Listing
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Glendale
Glendale in Ewing has historic Cape Cod and Dutch Colonial Revival homes on tree-lined streets. The community enjoys events and access to Cadwalader Park, with bus routes connecting to shops and restaurants.
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Average Value
$373K
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List Price
$151K - $718K
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5 Listings
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Parkway Village
Parkway Village in Ewing has charming Cape Cods and bungalows, with Higgs Park and highly rated schools nearby. The area provides access to New York, Princeton, and Philadelphia, with The College of New Jersey close.
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Average Value
$347K
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List Price
$175K - $5.1M
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3 Listings
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Mill Hill
Mill Hill in Trenton features historic 19th-century homes and a vibrant arts scene. The neighborhood hosts annual holiday house tours and offers green spaces. Local eateries and the Mill Hill Playhouse add to its charm.
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Average Value
$322K
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List Price
$511K - $2M
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2 Listings
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Berkeley Square & Parkside
In Berkeley Square & Parkside, you can put down roots along the Delaware River. A small neighborhood in New Jersey's capital city, Berkeley Square & Parkside, is a primarily residential community. The Berkeley Square section is considered one of the earliest examples of a planned community in the country, earning it a spot on the National Register
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Average Value
$284K
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List Price
$155K - $1.3M
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3 Listings
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Franklin Park
Franklin Park in Hamilton blends Victorian and midcentury homes with tree-lined streets. Roebling Memorial Park offers outdoor recreation. Broad Street features diverse dining. The area provides easy access to I-295 and Route 29.
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Average Value
$279K
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List Price
$172K - $1.3M
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6 Listings
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Prospect
Prospect in Ewing offers historic and renovated homes. Notre Dame High School excels academically. Olden Avenue has diverse shopping and dining. Moody Park provides recreation. Public transit connects to Trenton and Philadelphia.
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Average Value
$277K
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List Price
$115K - $2.8M
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11 Listings
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Cadwalader & Hillcrest
Cadwalader & Hillcrest in Ewing have mid-20th century homes on tree-lined streets and green spaces like Cadwalader Park and Laurel Avenue Park. Highly rated schools and proximity to urban amenities enhance this suburban community.
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Average Value
$270K
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List Price
$201K - $2.8M
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1 Listing
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Villa Park
Villa Park in Trenton, 2 miles from downtown, includes a namesake park and Wetzel Field. Walkable streets and diverse dining options on Chambers Street add appeal. The Trenton Transit Center offers access to NYC within 90 minutes.
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Average Value
$267K
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List Price
$216K - $921K
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4 Listings
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Downtown Trenton
Trenton has a vibrant arts scene and community spirit, featuring the Trenton City Museum and Cadwalader Park. Located between NYC and Philadelphia, the city offers affordable housing and diverse culture.
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Average Value
$239K
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List Price
$265K - $2.3M
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3 Listings
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Ewing and Carroll
Ewing and Carroll in Trenton has historic Italianate homes and Roberto Clemente Park. The Trenton Transit Center offers quick commutes to NYC and Philadelphia. The area features vibrant local dining and unique architecture.
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Average Value
$216K
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List Price
$420K - $582K
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0 Listings
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Greenwood & Hamilton
Greenwood & Hamilton in Trenton features Victorian homes and community gardens. The Trenton Transit Center connects to NYC and Philadelphia. Chestnut Community Garden and Jefferson Vincent Park offer green spaces.
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Average Value
$215K
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List Price
$261K - $1M
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2 Listings
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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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Average Value
$201K
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List Price
$157K - $1.4M
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8 Listings
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West End
West End, a small Trenton neighborhood, features colonial, Victorian, and Tudor homes near the Delaware River. It offers easy access to highways, Trenton-Mercer Airport, and local parks, including the D&R Canal State Park Trail.
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Average Value
$195K
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List Price
$302K - $1.3M
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0 Listings
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Chambersburg
Chambersburg in Trenton offers diverse Latin American cuisine and affordable housing. Unity Square Park is undergoing redevelopment. The neighborhood hosts cultural events and provides light rail access to Philadelphia.
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Average Value
$193K
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List Price
$121K - $2.4M
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19 Listings
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South Trenton
South Trenton in Trenton blends modern townhouses with historic rowhouses along the Delaware River. The area is known for diverse restaurants and small parks. It offers easy access to New York City and Philadelphia.
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Average Value
$189K
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List Price
$146K - $1.1M
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5 Listings
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Wilbur
Wilbur, a Trenton suburb, blends urban streets with parks near Assunpink Creek. It features 19th-century rowhouses and early 20th-century homes. Greg Grant Park and Taqueria El Mariachi are local highlights.
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Average Value
$185K
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List Price
$69K - $4.2M
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7 Listings
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Battle Monument
Battle Monument in Trenton is a historic neighborhood with 19th-century Federal-style homes. It offers Patriots Week celebrations, local parks like Sweets Fountain Park, and proximity to the Trenton Transit Center.
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Average Value
$167K
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List Price
$484K - $757K
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1 Listing
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Central West
Central West in Trenton combines urban convenience with historic charm. Victorian homes and modern townhouses line the streets. Wilkinson Park offers green space. Trenton High School and Gregory Elementary are highly rated.
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Average Value
$162K
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List Price
$264K - $598K
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1 Listing
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East Trenton
East Trenton in Trenton provides affordable housing and a diverse community. The area is home to George Page Park and Assunpink Creek. Local eateries like El Angel Mexican Taqueria and convenient downtown access add to its appeal.
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Average Value
$142K
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List Price
$175K - $515K
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4 Listings
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