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Two communities full of charm and amenities
Chatham, a colonial settlement named for William Pitt, the Earl of Chatham, was divided into Chatham Borough and Chatham Township in the 1890s. Although they remain separate municipalities, The Chathams share many common resources including the newly expanded library and highly ranked school system. Yet each has its own character. Chatham Borough features a charming downtown with many award-winning restaurants, while Chatham Township retains plentiful open space. The Chathams offer an easy commute to Manhattan by rail and bus and excellent access to corporate New Jersey. Chatham was recently named as one of the top 10 places to live by Money Magazine. The Borough ranked #24 and the Township ranked #1 in NJ Monthly's - Top 100 Places to Live
Fast Facts:
Established: 1897
Population: Chatham Borough: 8,000; Chatham Township: 10,000
Size: Chatham Borough: 2.4 square miles; Chatham Township: 9.2 square miles
Housing: Victorians, Colonials, Ranches, Condominiums
Attractions: The Chatham Community Players, Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
  Commuter Information : The Chatham Borough Train Station is centrally located on Front Street between Fairmount Avenue and Washington Avenue without much more than a mile from its furthest boundary. This station provides commuter service on the Morristown Line only with trains heading to the Hoboken Terminal and to Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan. Service begins at 4:50 AM and ends at 2:34 AM. Holiday and weekend service runs from 5:22 AM to 2:34 AM.
Parking permits for the Chatham station are available to Chatham Borough residents only, for a yearly cost of $347.75. At the present time, there is at least a 1.5-2 year waiting list. There are also 3 parking lots for business owners/employees and apartment residents. Currently, a limited number of yearly permits are available for these lots to Chatham Borough commuters. Metered parking is available to the general public for $4.25 a day. All metered spaces are numerically marked and the parking machines are located on the South Side Train Platform. These are exact change machines and accept coins, dollar bills and Chatham Smartcards only. The Smartcards may be purchased in person at Borough Hall or by mail using the initial purchase order form available in the lobby of the Chatham Train Station. They may be recharged at the machines or at Borough Hall Tokens are no longer accepted and can be refunded through Borough vouchers or credited to your Smartcard. Tokens can also be redeemed at the Tax/Finance Office located in the middle level of Borough Hall For more information on parking permits contact Barbara Bate at the Administrative Offices of Chatham Borough (973) 635-0674 x200.
There is no Chatham Township Train Station. Many of the surrounding towns provide commuter parking for their residents only. Daily spaces and a limited number of annual parking permits are available in Madison and Summit for Chatham Township residents.
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Selling Your Home >Showtime
Does your home have more than its share of dust bunnies? Do you have a "noticeable" kitty litter box and closets whose contents tumble toward your feet when opened? If you are planning to sell your home, please don't be offended by your real estate agent's suggestions about what you should do to prepare your home for the market.
One of the major challenges that sellers face is keeping their home in top showing condition while it is on the market. Many sellers have difficulty incorporating this necessity into their already busy lives. In such situations we strongly recommend that you get professional help.
If you already have a cleaning person, you may want to increase the cleaning frequency. Remember that not all buyers want to use their imagination to visualize a well-kept home. They usually react emotionally to exactly what they see, rather than to the possibilities that your home represents. If your home looks like it will require a lot of work, buyers may elect to keep looking.
For most sellers, the goal is to get the home sold as quickly as possible, and for the best price. Hiring a professional cleaner can pay high dividends.
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