Westfield
Westfield is a picturesque Union County suburb located about 20 miles southwest of New York City. Westfield offers residents the best of urban and suburban living within its own borders. Residents enjoy a true sense of community, top-notch public schools, and manicured homes in Westfield as well as access to a walkable downtown, dynamic arts scene, and reliable transportation options. Downtown Westfield is a vibrant combination of national retailers and local shops, award-winning restaurants and cozy cafes, and modern art galleries and historic buildings. Westfield’s cultural scene boasts an orchestra, community theater, movie house, and various events such as the summer jazz series. Nine parks in town provide a host of recreational opportunities in addition to many surrounding parks in the area. Access to NJ Transit and multiple highways makes getting around from Westfield simple.
Edison
Nestled alongside the Raritan River in north-central New Jersey, Edison is a tranquil suburb with a rich history. The township was the site of Thomas Edison’s famous invention factory, where the incandescent light bulb was perfected and sound was first recorded. Aside from the township’s name, Edison honors the renowned inventor with landmarks like Thomas A. Edison Park and Edison State Park, which contains the Thomas Edison Center at Menlo Park. In addition to its historic charm, Edison offers residents top-notch schools, vibrant shopping centers, and lush parks in a central locale. Although residents enjoy Edison’s quaint atmosphere, major cities like New York City and Philadelphia are both within an hour’s drive of the community, placing residents within close reach of countless metropolitan amenities. Commuting and traveling from Edison is simple with convenience to Interstates 95 and 287 as well as Newark Liberty International Airport.
Cranford
Cranford is a peaceful suburb situated in the heart of Union County. Lush with township and county parks as well as the Rahway River Parkway, Cranford offers ample opportunities to engage in outdoor recreation and connect with nature. Cranford is also home to the last working farm in Union County, Dreyer Farms, which provides fresh produce in addition to hosting a variety of special events. Cranford’s vibrant downtown area contains a slew of restaurants, specialty shops, cafes, and art galleries in colorful buildings, serving as a gathering place for the close-knit community. Commuting and traveling from Cranford is easy with access to the NJ Transit bus, Raritan Valley train line, and the Garden State Parkway. New York City and its many dynamic amenities are less than an hour’s drive or train ride away from Cranford.
