Parsippany-Troy Hills Real Estate: Discover Modern Amenities Coupled with Pastoral, Lakeside Beauty
Commitment to historical preservation and lush, scenic parks are just a couple of the obvious reasons real estate buyers love the uniquely charming lakeside community of Parsippany-Troy Hills.
Perfect for homeowners seeking a peaceful hamlet that also has convenient shopping, dining, and beautiful open spaces close at hand, this area features historic homes dating back to the 1800s as well as new construction. Additionally, well kept corporate office parks offer career opportunities as well as contributions to the tax base that keep property taxes in the area among the lowest in the state.
“I love the hometown feel,” said real estate owner Michele Sylvin, a 40-year resident. “Our recreational activities for children and adults are second to none. Each holiday, everyone comes together, whether it’s for Santa’s arrival or an Easter egg hunt. We’re at the crossroads of everything. We can be in New York City in 30 minutes and at the shore within an hour. There’s so much to take advantage of if you care to.”
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Located about a 45-minute drive northwest of New York City and less than 30 minutes from Newark Liberty International Airport, Parsippany-Troy Hills is home to multiple cultural and recreational attractions.
The township provides a free and easily accessible local shuttle service that runs throughout the community. Among its 27 stops are shopping plazas, the library, and the senior center. The shuttles are offered to all residents Monday through Friday.
While most homes in the area are Colonials or ranch-style designs, there is also a wide selection of split-levels and Cape Cods. The average home price is in the mid $300,000s, with listings of higher-end properties reaching more than $900,000.
Residents also tout Parsippany-Troy Hills’ quality public schools. The district – with ten elementary schools, two middle schools, and two well-regarded high schools – is another attraction for real estate buyers.
Lakeside Living is the Perfect Mix of Recreation and Relaxation
Lake Parsippany, a private 168-acre oasis nestled in the heart of the community, features well-appointed beaches and grounds, offering swimming, sailing, and sunning to locals. Residents love fishing in the trout-stocked lake as well as concerts, dances, and Family Fun Nights that include dinner, games and swimming under the stars. The township has established more than 30 parks representing more than 800 acres of prime real estate to reach its goal of providing each and every citizen with outdoor recreation within walking distance of their homes.
Troy Meadows, a 3,100-acre area featuring a freshwater marsh, is a National Natural Landmark established by the National Park Service. An important habitat for a variety of birds, butterflies, mammals, reptiles and amphibians, the wetland is a popular retreat for educational and research purposes as well as a beautiful day enjoying nature in the fresh air and sunshine.
Golfers hone their game in town at Knoll East Golf Course or Knoll West Country Club, a semi-private course where members can reserve tee times. Mt. Tabor Country Club, one of the first golf clubs founded in the Garden State, is also within the city limits.
Free Concert Series, Train Rides and Area Museums Keep Locals Entertained
A free concert series attracts neighbors to Veterans Memorial Park during the summer, when musicians bring the best of oldies, big band, and rock ‘n’ roll to area music lovers.
For residents interested in traveling back in time to the early 20th century, the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms is the place to go. A National Historic Landmark set on 30 park-like acres, visitors are immersed in learning about the emergence of the American Arts and Crafts movement. Also nearby is the Whippany Railway Museum, displaying a collection of railroad memorabilia. Train enthusiasts can also board an authentic caboose and embark on a 45-minute excursion.
Discover History, Enjoy Fresh Picked Produce or Indulge in Decadent Tres Leches Cake
Two of the area’s premier malls, Morris Hills Shopping Center and the Shoppes at Union Hill, are located within a few minutes’ drive. Morris Hills Shopping Center, flanked by HomeGoods and Blink Fitness, is home to several shops and restaurants. Just five miles west in nearby Denville, The Shoppes at Union Hill boasts approximately 30 popular retailers such as the Gap, Banana Republic, J. Jill and Pier I Imports. Eateries within the complex include Panera Bread, Qdoba and Bensi.
More than 200 restaurants serve up a wide range of flavorful fare within a five-mile radius. Pure, specializing in steak, seafood and sushi, Churrasco Grill, featuring delicious grilled meat in a South American style, and Gourmet Cafe, an Italian bistro, are among the favorites within Parsippany-Troy Hills. At Maddy’s Mexican Grill, Executive Chef Marisol Matos is known for her mouth-watering mole sauce and decadent Tres Leches Cake.
Home cooks flock to the weekly Farmers Market, which puts down roots in Parsippany-Troy Hills from June to October, featuring a cornucopia of fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, and flowers.
Raise Your Family in a Vibrant Community with Abundant Amenities
From its central location and fantastic recreation and outdoor splendor to its fine school system and ample shopping and dining, Parsippany-Troy Hills draws real estate buyers from far and wide.
“I raised my three children here and they did very well in our great school system,” says Sylvin. “Taxes are among the lowest in the county because of the corporate parks. It’s a wonderful place to raise your family.”
