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Peapack and Gladstone, NJ is a charming little town located in Morris County. It is known for its rolling hills, quaint pastoral scenes, and its small-town feel. The town has a variety of activities for all ages to enjoy such as the local farmers markets, outdoor adventures like hikes and bike trails, and plenty of small shops and restaurants. Peapack and Gladstone is also home to several beautiful parks with playgrounds, pools, and gardens. People who have visited this area often leave with great reviews about its friendly atmosphere and unique charm. Whether visiting for a day or staying long-term, Peapack and Gladstone offers something for everyone to enjoy!
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PEAPACK AND GLADSTONE - 5/3/2010
I live in Peapack. Peapack and Gladstone are TWO different towns. Peapack has it's own Postal Zip Code 07977 and Post Office. Gladstone has it's own PO and Zip Code 07934. We share everything else, but I LIVE in Peapack, not Gladstone.
The children K-12 attend school in bernardsville. We use to have our own grammer school, but that is now the municipal
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Overview - 7/18/2007
Home of the U.S. Equestrian Team, the Borough of Peapack & Gladstone, is two villages incorporated in 1912 into a single municipality. An exurban village of approximately 2400 residents nestled in the heart of hunt country in the Northern corner of Somerset County, it has seen moderate development over the years since then while remaining rural in character and a desireable place to live. It is within easy access to New York City by rail, bus and major highways.
It is home to long-time business residents such as Komline Sanderson Corporation, the headquarters of the Peapack and Gladstone Bank, the oldest independent bank in Somerset County, the Matheny Medical and Educational Center, and more recently a major facility of Pfizer Corporation. Four critically acclaimed local restaurants offer fine dining at reasonable prices.
Children are transported to an excellent elementary school in nearby Bedminster and to neighboring Bernardsville's highly respected high school.
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