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Brookstone Townhome Community
Parsippany, New Jersey
The Homes at Brookstone in Parsippany NJ
Townhomes/Townhouses
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DETAILS
- Price Range: $500,000 - $600,000
- Beds: 2-3
- Baths: 1.1-3.1
- Basements: Some
- Parking: 1 Car Garage
- Year Built: 1986-1987
- # of Units: 34
- Pets Allowed: Yes. Some restrictions may apply.
- Public Transportation: Local residents enjoy convenient access to NJ Route 10, linking seamlessly with Interstate 287, a north-south route spanning Morris County and providing convenient connections to prominent east-west arteries such as Interstate 80, 280, and NJ Route 24. Additionally, the nearby train stations in Denville and Morris Plains facilitate easy commuting. Lakeland Bus Lines offers services from Denville to the NY Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan, NYC, with a travel time of approximately 65 minutes during rush hour.
- Special Features: Close to Routes 53, 80, 287 and 10 w/plenty of shopping & recreation & only minutes to nearby Morristown, Denville & Morris Plains.
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AMENITIES
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HOMES FOR SALE
COMMUNITY WEBSITE
 www.BrookstoneParsippany.com
CONTACT
The Brookstone Expert
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Brookstone, Parsippany Community Pictures/Photos
Community Map
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Morris County’s most populous municipality is a business-oriented community with its share of traditional streets and neighborhoods. Four major highways bisect the township, which has seen a big increase in population since 1960.
Parsippany is comprised of many diverse and charming neighborhoods, high quality business campuses, excellent school and library systems and an extraordinary park system.
The Township prides itself in its fine services with its own water and sewer facilities, one of the most friendly and effective recycling programs in the area and a fine police department, one of only three nationally accredited departments in New Jersey.
One of the most interesting communities is Mount Tabor. Owned by the Mt. Tabor Methodist Camp Meeting Association, Mount Tabor is a small community made up of approximately 350 houses, most of them small Victorian homes, clustered together on tiny lots of land. According to Parsippany mayor Mimi Letts, the community still has its original tabernacle and firehouse and much of the charm of an age long past.
Parsippany provides many other services aimed at improving...more details..
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