Why Live in White Township
White Township, New Jersey, located at the intersection of the Delaware and Pequest Rivers, offers a rural atmosphere with expansive farmland and open spaces. The area maintains a secluded feel with only three stoplights, yet provides access to urban amenities. Housing styles include ranch, split-level, Cape Cod, and Colonial Revival, with prices ranging from $175,000 to $600,000. White Township Consolidated School serves kindergarten through eighth grade and is highly rated. For high school, students attend Belvidere High School, known for its personalized programs. Commuting is facilitated by U.S. Route 46 and Interstates 78 and 80, with Newark International Airport and New York City approximately 60 and 70 miles away, respectively. Dining options include Little Italy Ristorante & Pizzeria, while Four Sisters Winery is 5 miles west in Belvidere. For recreation, Garret D. Wall Park offers a 4-acre town square, and Hriczak Recreation Fields feature baseball diamonds and soccer fields. The annual Victorian Day in Garret D. Wall Park celebrates the town's history with a fashion show, carriage rides, home tours, and an antique show. White Township benefits from lower property taxes due to contracted services for police, fire, and postal needs.
