Hawthorne Rd North Brunswick (Edison: renting, attorney, buying a home)

[soni2926]

Hi,
We were looking at some homes in North Brunswick around:
Hawthorne Rd next to Renaissance Rd.
Just wanted to know if North Brunswick is a good area to live in, we're currently renting in Edison and thinking about buying a home and saw some nice ones there. I commute to the city so the Jersey Ave station I checked looked to be 10 mins away from there, so location wise it seemed nice. Not sure about how living there is though, safe area? schools are good? taxes?

Thanks.

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I think jersey Ave is going to be closer to 15 minutes from there. Also there is a long waiting list for parking at Jersey Ave, and daily parking is limited, so be aware.

North Brunswick schools are good and it's a safe area.

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[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by soni2926

Hi,
We were looking at some homes in North Brunswick around:
Hawthorne Rd next to Renaissance Rd.
Just wanted to know if North Brunswick is a good area to live in, we're currently renting in Edison and thinking about buying a home and saw some nice ones there. I commute to the city so the Jersey Ave station I checked looked to be 10 mins away from there, so location wise it seemed nice. Not sure about how living there is though, safe area? schools are good? taxes?

Thanks.

My sister is in the process of selling her house in North Brunswick. They're in attorney review--house was not even on the market two weeks.

She raised her daughter there, was happy with the schools, and her neighborhood appears to be Leave-it-to-Beaver safe.

She didn't commute so I can't help you with that, but otherwise, I think it's a pretty nice town.