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The Dekanski Home Selling Team, RE/MAX 1st Advantage170 Inman Avenue
Colonia, NJ 07067
Phone: (732) 587-5002
Middlesex Real Estate
Real Estate in Middlesex
Located within the county of Middlesex, the borough of Middlesex sits in the Raritan Valley and is near to Dunellen and Bound Brook. Close to I-287, Middlesex real estate will put you in an area that abounds in green space, is convenient to Manhattan at a 50 minute drive, and offers a community with many amenities. Established in 1913, the borough celebrates its heritage after separation from Piscataway Township.
One and two story single family homes, multi family and town homes are found in Middlesex. With many Colonial style residences, ranch style homes can also be found. Dutch Colonial styles are represented with tiles, finished basements, granite counters and large yards with landscaping. Older homes date from the 1960s, and some have been upgraded substantially with many amenities.
Living in the Borough of Middlesex, your children will attend fine schools with high ratings. Included are Watchung Elementary, Hazelwood Elementary, Parker Elementary, Von E. Mauger Middle School, Middlesex High School and more public and private schools. Higher education in the area comprises Princeton University and Rutgers University in nearby New Brunswick.
Job opportunities and exist in Middlesex and within commuting distance. Found in Middlesex is ADM Corporation, Koba Corporation and more. Johnson & Johnson, nearby, has a range of employment opportunities. Manufacturing, educational and social service are the leading jobs in Middlesex. Residents find the commute to New York City an easy one, with Metropark ten minutes away; the abundance of employment opportunities in New York is accessible with a short ride. Management, professional, sales, office and production comprise the range of jobs available.
Attractions can be found nearby to Middlesex. The Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park is in South Boundbrook and has a walkway for hiking, biking or horseback riding, as well as historical markers. Visit the beautiful Rutgers Gardens at Rutgers University, with its horticulture and plant education for visitors. With a community pool and library, Middlesex real estate will deliver the best.
One and two story single family homes, multi family and town homes are found in Middlesex. With many Colonial style residences, ranch style homes can also be found. Dutch Colonial styles are represented with tiles, finished basements, granite counters and large yards with landscaping. Older homes date from the 1960s, and some have been upgraded substantially with many amenities.Living in the Borough of Middlesex, your children will attend fine schools with high ratings. Included are Watchung Elementary, Hazelwood Elementary, Parker Elementary, Von E. Mauger Middle School, Middlesex High School and more public and private schools. Higher education in the area comprises Princeton University and Rutgers University in nearby New Brunswick.
Job opportunities and exist in Middlesex and within commuting distance. Found in Middlesex is ADM Corporation, Koba Corporation and more. Johnson & Johnson, nearby, has a range of employment opportunities. Manufacturing, educational and social service are the leading jobs in Middlesex. Residents find the commute to New York City an easy one, with Metropark ten minutes away; the abundance of employment opportunities in New York is accessible with a short ride. Management, professional, sales, office and production comprise the range of jobs available.
Attractions can be found nearby to Middlesex. The Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park is in South Boundbrook and has a walkway for hiking, biking or horseback riding, as well as historical markers. Visit the beautiful Rutgers Gardens at Rutgers University, with its horticulture and plant education for visitors. With a community pool and library, Middlesex real estate will deliver the best.
