Village Center / Station Area, South Orange
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Village Center / Station Area

South Orange, Essex County, NJ

$700,000 to $1,100,000
Price Range
35 min
To NYC
72/10
Schools
72
Walk Score
South Orange Station
Direct Train

About Village Center / Station Area

The walkable heart of the village centered around South Orange Station (constructed 1916) and the South Orange Avenue commercial corridor. SOPAC, Town Hall Deli, Felina Steak (in the 1894 former Village Hall), and Bistro D'Azur line the streets. Gas lamps illuminate the sidewalks. Walking distance to restaurants, shops, and the train. The Prospect Street Historic District adds architectural significance.

Commuters walkability seekers foodies arts community

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