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Making Your Home in Oldwick
Interested in art, history, picturesque views, horse farms, farmland and a sprinkle of magnificent barns? Make your way to Oldwick; a special place in Tewkesbury
Oldwick: Where Historic Charm and Rural Beauty Converge in New Jersey
Nestled in the picturesque Hunterdon County, Oldwick is a captivating neighborhood that embodies the essence of a bygone era. With its historic charm, scenic landscapes, and a strong sense of community, Oldwick invites you to step back in time and experience the beauty of a quaint rural lifestyle. Here’s what makes Oldwick a unique and cherished destination to live, work and play.
It's a small village community within the township of Tewksbury, and is reminiscent of Main Street, USA. Where else can you find such serenity?
Small villages within the township have streets lined with antique homes, high-steepled churches, general stores, elegant inns, and charming shops an views of the Sourland Mountain range. 31-square-miles of unmatched scenic beauty!
Older homes and stores along Oldwick's Main Street date back over two centuries, featuring circa 1740 Federal Colonials and Victorians. The perfect place to celebrate our country’s 250-year birthday!
Charming Main Street
The heart of Oldwick lies along its enchanting Main Street. Lined with quaint shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes, this pedestrian-friendly walk exudes a welcoming ambiance. Visitors can browse through antique stores, boutique shops, and local artisans’ studios, discovering unique treasures and one-of-a-kind artworks. Main Street also hosts community events throughout the year, including craft fairs, art walks, and holiday celebrations, fostering a sense of community and connection.
Natural Beauty and Outdoor Activities
Oldwick is surrounded by scenic landscapes and offers abundant outdoor activities. Nearby, the picturesque Voorhees State Park provides opportunities for hiking, picnicking, and wildlife observation. The nearby Cushetunk Mountain Preserve features stunning vistas and extensive trail systems for nature enthusiasts to explore. Fishing and kayaking can be enjoyed on the nearby South Branch of the Raritan River. Oldwick’s proximity to nature makes it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
Equestrian Heritage
Oldwick has a rich equestrian heritage that is deeply ingrained in its culture. The Essex Fox Hounds, one of the oldest fox hunting clubs in the United States, is headquartered in Oldwick. The neighborhood is home to numerous equestrian facilities, including riding schools, stables, and training centers. Horseback riding enthusiasts can explore scenic trails that wind through the rolling countryside, immersing themselves in the equestrian tradition that has been cherished for generations.
Community Life
Follow horseback riding trails, taking caution at roads where these trails cross narrow bridges, and hamlets throughout the area. The Tewksbury Trail Association maintains 100 miles of trails for equestrian use. Take your bike for a ride on weekends, when traffic is light, and bicyclists are drawn to these local roadways for their scenic beauty.
While all of this retains its rural character, the township is less than a half hour from two large shopping malls (Bridgewater and Short Hills), supermarkets, restaurants, and movie theaters.
This tiny hamlet encompasses less than three square miles and is a beloved part of Tewksbury Township.
The Tewksbury Inn occupies a circa 1788 building on the corner of Old Turnpike and King Streets, just across from the General Store. Formerly a stagecoach stop and tavern for hungry travelers looking for simple fare, it now offers a much more upscale dining experience. During busy summer evenings, the outdoor patio is illuminated by authentic gas lanterns.
These days, the quiet village still retains its rural beauty, small-town charms, and many landmark buildings that are part of the local historic district.
Visit Melnick’s Town Farm for seasonal activities like apple picking, hard cider, and a true farmers market. Then stroll down the tree-lined street and treat yourself to a lovely lunch at the Tewkesbury Inn, which has outdoor dining in the warmer months.
Real Estate
Within the township's historic districts, early Republic, late Victorian, mid-19th century revival Victorians and Colonial-era homes have been restored with vintage details like stained glass, welcoming front porches, multi-paned windows, and gingerbread trim. Many of these dwellings have landmark status and are listed on the National and New Jersey Registers of Historic Places. Outside of the villages exist a variety of homes including large scale farms, recent development homes, and mid-century houses. Something for everyone.
Local Attractions
Christie Hoffman Farm Park on Fairmount Road West is a 170-acre farm consisting of gently rolling hills, open fields, wetlands, and wood trails. The farm was acquired by the township with funding assistance from Green Acres. There are two soccer fields, miles of hiking and horse-riding trails, and quiet areas for bird watching.
A local landmark for generations, the Magic Shop in Oldwick features a whimsical array of toys, antiques, and boutique items, as well as the famous "Rabbit Hole." Founded after World War II, it initially assisted returning veterans. Since then, it has been a financial supporter of Bonnie Brae a residential treatment center for adolescent boys in Liberty Corner.
Oldwick, New Jersey, is a neighborhood that cherishes its historic charm, natural beauty, and close-knit community. With its well-preserved architecture, charming Main Street, abundance of outdoor activities, equestrian heritage, and engaging community events, Oldwick provides a delightful retreat for those seeking to embrace a simpler, more nostalgic way of life.
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