Local residents united to keep Mendham NJ tranquil

Photo of India Brook in Mendham, NJ

Residents united.

 

Historic.

Formed in 1749, the township was abundant with natural resources. Known as the “Mountain Colony,” the community retains its early character through its carefully preserved homes, farm buildings, and villages.

Generational.

Decades upon decades the families of Mendham, NJ continue to reside within our boundaries. Early settlement became known as Ralston, after the enterprising Ralston family—just northeast of Ralston is Indian Brook.

Tranquil.

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Blue Ribbon.

Known for national recognition, the school system in Mendham, NJ continues to shine. Also the first-ever public middle school in Morris County for such an achievement. Continuing since 2014, the public school system continues its legacy with the Federal Blue Ribbon award for high academic excellence, quality programs and improving student achievement.

Preservation.

WIth its own Historic Preservation commission, Mendham, NJ withholds its history. Recently, as part of the Morris County Open Space Rowe Farm on East Main Street confirms 8,072 acres or the equivalent of 12 square miles. The 15th largest municipality in the County.

Desired.

Many families in the state of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut call Mendham, NJ a destination for their family. With an affluent community, great schools and small town vibes it continues to be a place where real estate values climb.

 
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