New Jersey’s Nicest Historic Neighborhood Can Be Found In Millburn, NJ
What would you consider to be one of Jersey's nicest neighborhoods?
Between you and I, and I could be biased here but I love Ocean Gate.
The small beach community is perfect for relaxing near the water, and reading in the sand, and when you're ready for some nightlife or a bite to eat you've got great little spots like the Anchor Inn, Rosies, and B2.
Of course, Point Pleasant is also a nice neighborhood, Asbury Park, Toms River, Little Egg Harbor, Manahawkin, you really can't go wrong with any town in Jersey.
But a "nice neighborhood" to one person may not be a nice neighborhood to another.
The travel experts at 24/7 Tempo set out to find the nicest historic neighborhood in each state, and frankly, I was kind of surprised by their pick for New Jersey.
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So I'll be honest, I would have sworn it would have been Cape May.
Anytime you think of historic towns in Jersey Cape May always makes the list, and when you want a nice neighborhood you really can't go wrong with Cape May!
However, the town that 24/7 Tempo considers the nicest historic town in Jersey is Millburn, specifically the Short Hills Park Historic District.
The acreage home price is nearly 2 Million Dollars, and the area was listed as historic in 1980.
Granted, the area really is historic having ties to the Revolutionary War and the Battle of Short Hills.
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What do you think is Jersey's nicest neighborhood? All in all though, Jersey really is a great place to live.
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