Academy Heights / Seton Hall, South Orange
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Academy Heights / Seton Hall

South Orange, Essex County, NJ

$450,000 to $700,000
Price Range
35 min
To NYC
72/10
Schools
72
Walk Score
South Orange Station
Direct Train

About Academy Heights / Seton Hall

Near the Seton Hall University campus along South Orange Avenue. Mix of single-family homes, multi-family properties, and student rentals. Our Lady of Sorrows School (Catholic K through 8, founded 1890) serves families in the area. WSOU-FM (89.5, Pirate Radio) broadcasts from campus. The most accessible price point in the village.

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