Living in Trenton combines historical significance with contemporary urban living in New Jersey's capital city. The city's heritage shines through landmarks like the Old Barracks Museum, the New Jersey State House, and the William Trent House, while downtown continues to grow with transit-oriented development. Housing options include historic row houses and apartments, with current average rents at $1,515 for a one-bedroom unit, showing a moderate increase of 3.5% over the past year. Notable neighborhoods include the Mill Hill historic district, Chambersburg, and West Ward. The city's central location offers convenient transit access via Amtrak, NJ Transit, and SEPTA, connecting residents to both New York City and Philadelphia.
Cultural attractions include the New Jersey State Museum and the Trenton War Memorial, home to performances and events. Cadwalader Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, spans 109.5 acres of recreational space.
