A village of just under twenty thousand residents, South Orange has a history that dates back to 1869. An area still light by historic gas lights today, here you'll find varied architecture from elegant English cottages to modern condo complexes.

Because the village is an easy commute from New York City, many residents work in the city and live in South Orange.

The village itself features a number of unique amenities including a library that houses nearly seventy thousand volumes, an Olympic sized public swimming pool, and a 415 seat theatre. The area also plays home to Seton Hall University.

The local school district serves both the South Orange community and the adjacent town of Maplewood. With an enrollment of nearly eight thousand, there are six elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. There are also two highly coveted private schools in the area.

With extensive park space, an excellent school system, and abundant housing opportunities, South Orange is the ideal community.