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About Nutley, NJ

Perhaps best known as the birthplace of Martha Stewart, Nutley, NJ is a thriving mid-size suburb with a rich historical past, dating back to the 17th century. The Township of Nutley was the site of brownstone quarries used to build the famous brownstone houses in New York City. Today, stone houses from the 1700’s still stand, many within an historical enclosure maintained by the town. Nutley’s diverse housing stock and mix of commercial establishments, restaurant and stores makes it an attractive place to live, within an easy commute to New York City. It’s park systems, both county and township maintained, ranks among the best in the state.
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