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About the Westfield, New Jersey Area

Having a heavy Colonial past, Westfield is a town recognized for its beautiful downtown area, easy commute to New York City and the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean. Although Westfield's population is over 33,000, it holds a small town atmosphere. There are friendly tree-lined streets with Colonial and Victorian homes, a busy downtown shopping area, a community recreational center, and many social events. Westfield, along with Scotch Plains and Cranford, is heavily committed to having a good family environment. There are many activities that involve the children and youth of the community, as well as the adults and senior citizens. With an area of approximately 6.5 square miles and almost 200 acres devoted to parks, Westfield is the perfect place to live, work, and raise a family.

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Westfield is located approximately 25 miles from New York City, almost 90 miles from the "Always Turned On", Atlantic City, and in arms reach of Newark International Airport. A few of the surrounding towns within 5 miles are Plainfield, Garwood, Scotch Plains, Cranford, and Clark. Westfield offers easy traveling due the close proximity to major highways such as I-287 and I-78.

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

The recreational parks of Westfield offer wonderful opportunities to take scenic walks, play sports with a few friends, or go for a swim in one of the local pools. The Tamaques Park for example, has 2 basketball courts, 4 softball fields, a children's play area and pond, along with much more. The Memorial Park has 2 soccer fields, pool facilities that include a diving pool, lap pool, and a kiddy pool, as well as a children's play area. Another fun recreational park is the Gumbert Park. Gumbert offers 3 little league fields, jogging path, a children's play area, and 4 basketball courts.

The Watchung Stables are a little over a mile away in Mountainside. The stables feature programs for adults and children, an equestrian camp, and several clubs including the Watchung Riding and Driving Club.

For the teenagers in the family, Westfield has a Teen Center that offers pool tables, air hockey, video games, and more. There is also the Linden Lanes Bowling Alley, where you may enjoy a fun afternoon knocking down a few pins with friends or family.

The town of Westfield has close to a 20-block shopping and business district. The downtown shopping area includes major stores and small shops such as florists, deli's, and a wide selection of restaurants. If you love to shop, be sure to go to the sidewalk mall with stores such as The Gap, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Chico's, and Kay-bee Toys. Westfield has a wide selection of restaurants, so perhaps it would be nice to stop for lunch or dinner at Theresa's, Mojave Grill, Ferraro's, or Fujiyama Mamas. If you're up for a caffeinated treat, take a walk into Starbucks and try an iced mocha latte or one of their various desserts.

A BRIEF HISTORY

Once known as "The West Fields of Elizabethtown", the community of Westfield became a settlement around 1794 and was legally granted township in 1903. The first to live on the land of Westfield were the Lenni-Lenape Indians. The Lenni-Lenape's were settled on this territory until approximately 1664, when the English Long Islanders purchased the area from the Lenni-Lenape Chieftains.

There are interesting Revolutionary War events that took place in Westfield. In 1776 the British attacked Springfield with one column passing through Westfield. Westfield was a command post during this period . The village was later occupied and looted by the British in 1777. Westfield soldiers participated in the victorious Battle of Springfield.

The first school was built in Westfield back in 1750. The population was 6,420 as of the 1910 census. Westfield is also known for being the birthplace of Charles Addams, the famous cartoonist that created The Addams Family cartoon.

The Westfield Historical Society is the organization that helps restore, maintain, and preserve the historical artifacts of the town. Such artifacts include the newly restored Town Bell that was first presented in 1869. The Town Bell now sits upon a special trailer that is displayed at important Town functions. Other artifacts that have recently been restored are the Town Clock in the First United Methodist Church, and the replacement of the Boulevard Historic Mosaic street signs.

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488 Springfield Ave
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Susan Massa is a lifelong and fourth generation resident of the Westfield area. With more than 20 years of experience as a real estate broker, Susan is a terrific source of knowledge about area architecture, education, folklore, history, preservation, recreation, shopping, restaurants, economic development, real estate information and relocation to or from New Jersey. A graduate of Kentucky Wesley College, Susan has a Bachelor of Arts degree in marketing management. She also attended Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison and Monmouth University in Long Branch for graduate studies in business, marketing and finance. A consistent top producer in sales combined with her outstanding marketing skills earned Susan membership in the prestigious New Jersey Association of Realtors (NJAR) Distinguished Sales Club. She received that honor for over 20 years of membership in the NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club Circle of Excellence 1992-2008, Who's Who in Real Estate, Member of Luxury Homes, Historic Homes, Residential Specialist, E Pro, Seniors Real Estate Specialist, Relocation Specialist, Acredited Buyer Representative,Recognized By the Board Of Chosen Freeholders for the Development Of Adaptive Use in Preservation of Existing Structures, Acredited Staging Professional, and Various Community Service Awards and recognition. A strong commitment to the community, the public and the real estate industry has seen Susan honored with multiple awards including NJAR Realtor Associate of the Year, NJAR Community Service Award and Westfield Community Service Award. Serving New Jersey in Real Estate and across America

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