New Jersey Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Sayreville, New Jersey

Population: 35,000

Located in Middlesex County

SAYREVILLE - simply a great place to live. In 118 years, Sayreville has grown from a township of less than 100 families to a borough with a population of over 35,000 in its 17.1 sq. miles. Through it all, Sayreville has managed to preserve its small town ambiance, character and moderate taxes. The hometown spirit is alive and well in Sayreville. Pride in the community is strong. Volunteers, from the 140 man volunteer fire department to the many civic and fraternal organizations, preserve, protect and promote everything from Little League baseball to senior citizen activities.

Not the least of Sayreville's attractions is its central location. It is only 30 miles from New York City and 60 miles from Philadelphia. Close by are the Garden State Parkway, the New Jersey Turnpike and Routes 1, 9, 35,18 and 287 - all providing ready access to New Jersey's wealth of cultural and recreational activities and one of the best commuting corridors with access to all major roads.

If you are into sports, the Meadowland Sports Complex, home of the Giants and Jets football teams, the New Jersey Nets, the New Jersey Devils and other sports and entertainment spectaculars is just 40 minutes away.

If lady luck is your friend, the glittering casinos of Atlantic City are just 90 minutes away.

If a day at the beach is your idea of one of life's great rewards, Sayreville is at the gateway to the 120 miles of beaches that comprise the Jersey Shore.

If you are a parent concerned with the quality of education, Sayreville has a school system consisting of four elementary schools, a middle school and a high school that continues to rank among the best school systems in New Jersey. Also to be found in Sayreville are two Roman Catholic elementary schools and a school for the special needs children.

Nearby are Rutgers and Princeton Universities, two of the largest and most prestigious schools in the country. Middlesex County College in Edison is the largest community college in the state and offers two-year degrees in 48 areas of study.

Shoppers can take comfort in knowing that the Brunswick Mall and Woodbridge Mall, with dozens of shops and specialty stores, are only 10 minutes away. Sayreville’s Town Center on Washington Road offers convenience shopping. Nearby Route #18 presents miles of specialty shops and fine restaurants.

Residents who enjoy outdoor activities and sports can hike, bike, fish, play tennis, basketball, softball and much else at the 29 parks and preserves within the Borough's borders. Many of the parks include safe well-maintained playgrounds for children as well as picnic areas. Youth and adult leagues include baseball, softball, football, soccer, volleyball, tennis, horseshoes, and basketball--all under the sponsorship of the Sayreville Recreation Department.

With so much to see and do and be involved in, "Sayreville simply is a great place to live!"