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North Caldwell

New Jersey, United States
City·Quiet, Residential, Upscale
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North Caldwell is an affluent residential community located in Essex County, New Jersey. With a population of approximately 6,600, the borough is characterized by its spacious properties, well-maintained landscapes, and a tranquil atmosphere that feels worlds away from the nearby urban centers. While primarily a residential enclave, its location provides residents and visitors with easy access to the shopping, dining, and cultural attractions of neighboring Caldwell and Verona. It is a popular choice for those looking for a high quality of life within commuting distance of Manhattan.

North Caldwell is an affluent residential community located in Essex County, New Jersey. With a population of approximately 6,600, the borough is characterized by its spacious properties, well-maintained landscapes, and a tranquil atmosphere that feels worlds away from the nearby urban centers. While primarily a residential enclave, its location provides residents and visitors with easy access to the shopping, dining, and cultural attractions of neighboring Caldwell and Verona. It is a popular choice for those looking for a high quality of life within commuting distance of Manhattan.

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Highlights

  • Quiet, leafy residential streets.

  • Small-town feel with a population under 7,000.

  • Easy access to major New Jersey highways and NYC.

  • Proximity to the scenic Hilltop Reservation.

Before you go: North Caldwell essentials

  • The borough is almost entirely residential with very few commercial businesses.

  • Public transportation options are located in nearby towns rather than within North Caldwell itself.

  • Expect a very quiet atmosphere, especially during weekday work hours and evenings.

Transportation

A car is essential for navigating the borough as public transit within the residential areas is limited.

Dining

Head to neighboring Bloomfield Avenue in Caldwell for a wide variety of local restaurants and cafes.

Best For

Quiet residential living and suburban exploration.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$150-$250 p/day

Languages Spoken

English

Nature

Visit the Hilltop Reservation on the border of the town for hiking trails and panoramic views.

Best time to visit North Caldwell

May-June, September-October

Best Season

Spring

A beautiful time to see the local gardens and flowering trees in bloom.

Best Season

Summer

Warm temperatures are perfect for exploring nearby parks and outdoor recreation areas.

Best Season

Fall

The area features stunning autumn foliage, making it a scenic spot for a drive or walk.

Winter

Winters can be cold and snowy; the town takes on a quiet, cozy character.

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North Caldwell, New Jersey, United States
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