Franklin / Downtown
Around Franklin Avenue: the old Franklinville village, walkable shops, and Memorial Park.
Daily life
Tree streets, neighborhood schools, a real downtown, and a bus that still goes to Port Authority.
The grain
More than a third of Nutley’s housing predates 1939. Another large share went up in the 1940s–60s for returning veterans, especially in Spring Garden. Colonials, capes, Tudors, and brick two-families under a continuous canopy.
Around Franklin Avenue: the old Franklinville village, walkable shops, and Memorial Park.
Northern Nutley near the brook and Route 7. Mid-century houses and exceptional park access.
Architecturally distinct houses tied to the artists’ colony and the old quarry district.
Stately lots, colonials, Tudors, and capes under a mature canopy.
Post-war capes, ranches, and split-levels built for returning veterans.
Around the manor and Kingsland Street (Route 7), near the Clifton line.
Eastern edge along the river: larger lots, more sky, and Booth Park.
Schools