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Laura Speaks about Trenton

I have known about Trenton most of my life since I study history. This is one of the most historical cities in the USA, not only because of its role in the American Revolution, but before and after as well. Being from California, I was excited about visiting it. What surprised me was how rich the architecture is here. What a visually stimulating city when it comes to its buildings! There are about 5 buildings I would love to possess. So far, I possess only one of them. But I am working on the rest.

 

What I have found to be the most attractive aspects is that it is by the river, that it is a small city – no traffic jams that go on and on and that it is a friendly city. I am always bumping into friends whenever I am walking to the downtown area. I also find that strangers will chat too, and then they are no longer strangers.

Architecture is a hobby of mine, so I have always had a discerning eye for good properties. After determining that the structure is sound, a home must have the following qualities:

  1. Good floor plan
  2. Space for a studio
  3. A garage

 

Additionally, I need a fenced yard for my dog.

 

As for the neighborhood, this one, Riverside, is close to the river, and I like being close to some sort of body of water, within walking distance to a post office, and close to all main transportation arteries and facilities: Rt 1,29,129, I95, 195 and 295, Trenton train station and the Riverline. It doesn’t get any better than this.

My Trenton friends encouraged me to move here. My local family members were concerned, but they believe the myths about this city, and now they know the reality. It is not a dangerous place to live.

Published Thursday, May 17, 2007 11:27 AM by Howard Young

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Laurent S'Chevalier said:

I also moved to Trenton about a year and a half ago and live on Centre st.  Most of my friends were asking "Centre st?, are you crazy?", but again, it was the myth and on the reality.  It is urban and it is in transition, but I feel part of a movement and I am very happy I moved here.  

December 21, 2008 8:50 PM

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