The affluent township of Millburn is comprised of two sections: the older section of Millburn which showcases a lively downtown commercial section and residential areas, and the section of Short Hills - one of the most sophisticated residential areas in the country. Spend a day here and you’ll see why it holds the coveted title of the “62nd best place to live in New Jersey” by New Jersey Monthly magazine. Its distinctive blend of small-town charisma and lavish appeal make it the ideal place to live for families looking for a permanent home. Close to 20,000 people reside in Millburn Township which extends over 10 square miles and neighbors Livingston, West Orange, Florham Park, Chatham, Summit and Springfield. Located just 20 miles west of New York City, many professionals call Millburn Township their home.

Millburn is composed of several sections which include the historic Wyoming area, South Mountain and Millburn Center. Short Hills encompasses the sections of Knollwood, Glenwood, Brookhaven, Country Club, Merrywood, Deerfield-Crossroads, Mountaintop, White Oak Ridge, and the luxurious Old Short Hills Estates.

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Transportation
Millburn Township is easily accessible via the Mid-Town Direct train line, NJ Transit, Garden State Parkway, NJ Turnpike and Routes 24 and 78. Residents are just a 20-minute drive from Newark Liberty Airport, one of the country’s most active air-travel hubs. New Jersey Transit’s Mid-Town Direct Train Line makes Millburn a commuter hotspot with the typical commute to New York City taking approximately 35 minutes. Enjoy this service from either the Millburn or Short Hills train station, both located in the center of each town. Those traveling to Hoboken or New York City’s financial district can take advantage of the PATH trains, bus or ferry. Parking lots are offered to Millburn/Short Hills residents while the Millburn train station offers complimentary valet parking.

Shopping/Restaurants
When it comes to shopping, Millburn Township offers the best of both worlds. Chic, high-end stores can be found such as those located in the Mall at Short Hills, and one-of-a-kind small-town shops and galleries are offered in the downtown and local shopping areas.

• The Mall at Short Hills: An upscale shopping mall that features 160 specialty stores including Chanel, Cartier, Jimmy Choo, Neiman Marcus and Crate & Barrel.
• Trader Joe’s: A specialty grocery store that carries fresh produce, fish, meat, and products for vegans, vegetarians and the health-conscious.
• The Farmer’s Market: Every Tuesday from June through October, customers can purchase fresh produce at The Farmer’s Market, held in the parking lot of Essex and Main Street.
• Kings Supermarket: In addition to meat, produce and groceries, Kings offers a cooking studio for those who wish to polish up on their culinary skills.
•  Pejman Gallery: This art gallery specializes in investment art including oil paintings and archival framing.

From American to Italian and French fares, the restaurants in Millburn offer a wide variety of cuisines that will satisfy any palate.

• Basilico: A chic, yet casual restaurant that offers authentic Italian dishes such as handmade cheese ravioli and jumbo shrimp and lobster over linguini.
•  Martini Bistro & Bar: Located in the downtown section of Millburn/Short Hills, this hip restaurant offers an impressive martini list, delectable dishes and a spacious lounge.
•  La Strada Nuova: A lovely pizzeria and café set in a warm, family-type atmosphere that offers indoor and outdoor seating.
• Café Monet: A casual French bistro that offers delicious, traditional French dishes.
• Short Hills Hilton Hotel: Best known for its exceptional Sunday brunch menu which has earned the coveted title of New Jersey Monthly’s “Best Brunch (north) Award,” this sophisticated hotel also serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• Benihana Japanese Steak House: A favorite among families and out-of-towners, this hibachi steakhouse offers mouth-watering meals that are prepared before the eyes of their guests.
• Millburn Deli: This well-known deli is famous for its Sloppy Joes, grillers and hot sandwiches. Locals especially swoon for “The Gobbler” – an entire turkey dinner on a sandwich!

Schools
Many people choose to live here because of the reputation for academic excellence the Millburn Township Public School System holds. In 2008 and 2010, Millburn High School was proclaimed the best high school in New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly magazine and the entire school system has been ranked as one of the top three school districts in New Jersey.

Residents have access to five elementary schools for grades K-5, one middle school and one high school.

• Elementary Schools (grades K-5); Deerfield Elementary School, Glenwood Elementary School, Hartshorn Elementary School, South Mountain Elementary School,Wyoming Elementary School
• Middle School (grades 6-8), Millburn Middle School
• High School (grades 9-12), Millburn High School

Places to Visit/Recreation

• The Paper Mill Playhouse: A well-known regional theater that produces fantastic productions which appeal to a variety of audiences.
• Cora Hartshorn Arboretum and Bird Sanctuary: A beautiful sanctuary that is home to 100 species of birds, over 150 species of wildflowers and 45 species of trees.
• Taylor Park: A 16-acre park located in the downtown section of Millburn where visitors can enjoy walking paths, playground, tennis courts, basketball and ball fields.
• Gero Park: This park features Millburn’s pool, Par 3 golf course, playground, ball fields, basketball, tennis courts and a street-hockey rink.
• Old Short Hills Park: Home to Greenwood Gardens, this 41-acre park offers visitors a serene place for a leisurely stroll or picnic.

Important Phone Numbers:
Town Hall: 973-564-7080
Millburn Public Schools:973-376-3600