Neighborhoods

Living in the Neighborhoods of Trenton

Downtown Trenton

The heart of New Jersey’s capital, Downtown Trenton offers a walkable mix of history, culture and growing local businesses. With easy access to transit, dining and major employers, it’s an ideal spot for an urban lifestyle.

Home to The Bell Apartments and The Commonwealth Apartments, Downtown puts you steps from everything.

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Trenton Rails

Transit District

Live where everything connects. The Transit District offers unmatched access to NJ Transit, Amtrak, and SEPTA rail lines—making commuting to NYC, Philadelphia, and beyond easy and efficient. Perfect for commuters who want convenience right outside their door.

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Chambersburg

One of Trenton’s most vibrant and historic neighborhoods, Chambersburg is known for its strong Italian roots, authentic restaurants, and tight-knit community feel. Just minutes from Downtown, it offers a unique blend of culture, tradition and everyday convenience.

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Trenton Thunder
Trenton Thunder

South Trenton

South Trenton - A lively neighborhood with strong community roots, South Trenton is home to major entertainment and sports venues. Catch a game at Trenton Thunder Ballpark, enjoy concerts and events at CURE Insurance Arena, and experience the excitement of the new Trenton Ironhawks.

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Mill Hill
Mill Hill

Mill Hill

Rich in history and charm, Mill Hill is one of Trenton’s most distinctive neighborhoods, known for its preserved 19th-century homes and walkable streets. At its center, Mill Hill Park—once part of the city’s early industrial landscape—now serves as a scenic green space hosting community events and seasonal festivals.

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Cadwalader Hillcrest
Cadwalader Hillcrest
Cadwalader Hillcrest
Cadwalader Hillcrest

Cadwalader & Hillcrest

A scenic and residential neighborhood known for its beautiful homes and green space, Cadwalader & Hillcrest offers a quieter side of Trenton living. Anchored by Cadwalader Park(just over 100 acres)—one of the city’s largest parks—residents enjoy walking trails, open lawns, and year-round recreation, all just a short drive from Downtown.

The Trenton City Museum opened in 1978 in Ellarslie Mansion with an exhibition from our permanent collection of Trenton cultural history. Ellarslie Mansion is included in the National Registry of Historic Places.

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