Bridgeton, New Jersey, situated along the Cohansey River, combines historic charm with natural beauty. As Cumberland County's seat, the city features New Jersey's largest historic district, encompassing over 2,000 properties that showcase architecture from the early Federal period through the 1920s. The downtown area preserves significant landmarks including Potter's Tavern (built in 1750), the Old Broad Street Presbyterian Church (completed in 1795), and the Cohanzick Zoo—New Jersey's first zoo that continues to offer free admission.
Residents enjoy access to the 1,500-acre Bridgeton City Park, featuring Mary Elmer Lake, Sunset Lake, and East Lake, which provide opportunities for outdoor recreation. The rental market offers competitive pricing compared to other New Jersey locations, with one-bedroom apartments typically available around $1,245 monthly. The city's strategic location puts it within an hour's drive of Philadelphia and Atlantic City, and approximately 50 minutes from Wilmington, Delaware, making it convenient for regional travel.
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