Living in East Brunswick, NJ
Only one hour from Manhattan, East Brunswick remains one of New Jersey’s best secrets. Tree-lined residential streets and Blue Ribbon schools draw homeowners to this Middlesex County Township of approximately 48,000.
East Brunswick is convenient to Mercer, Monmouth, Somerset, and Union counties, and the Jersey shore. Two commuter bus lines run direct to the Manhattan Port Authority terminal. A train station is also nearby.
Everyone dreams of award-winning schools for their children. East Brunswick schools are regularly cited for achievement. More than 29% of EBHS students participate in advance placement courses, far above the 18% state average. The U.S. Department of Education deemed EBHS a National School of Excellence.
East Brunswick’s close proximity to Rutgers University and Princeton adds to the town’s cultural essence.
Generations choose to stay in East Brunswick, and the Township’s commitment to quality of life is evident in the nearly 1,000 acres of parkland. The 147 acre Heavenly Farms Recreational Complex offers an outdoor amphitheatre, community theatre, athletic fields, and Dog Park. Crystal Springs and Tamarack golf course are prime attractions.
Brunswick Square Mall is one of nearly 300 retailers on Route 18. The Tower Center at NJ Turnpike exit 9 boasts 23-story office towers, a convention center, 15-story hotel, and a park/ride facility.
East Brunswick’s proximity to Robert Wood Johnson University Medical Center and courthouses attracts professionals to office spaces in town. Many pharmaceutical firms are headquartered nearby.
Voted the “Best Public Library in Central NJ” by Home News Tribune readers, the East Brunswick Public Library has been recognized by the NJ Library Association.
East Brunswick offers housing from one-bedroom condos in the $150,000’s to 10,000sf luxury homes on several acres for $3+ million. With top schools, easy commutes, recreation, and varied housing inventory, East Brunswick remains the community of choice for Central NJ.
