PROPERTY DETAILS

Management/Rental Office:

7 Glenwood Ave, Suite 308

East Orange, NJ 07017

TEL (973) 672-1020

FAX (973) 672-6785

EMAIL rentals@benjaminhrealty.com

The Regency is another property in the Benjamin H Realty Corp portfolio that shares its name with the elegant estates of the old world, delivering luxury accommodations combined with the many amenities of life in a suburban town. Each Benjamin H. Realty Corp. featured property offers residents unique benefits, from prime locations surrounded by popular travel destinations to easily accessible routes connecting them to the rest of New Jersey and beyond. The Regency is noteworthy for its spacious and varied floor plans that include Studio, One, Two and Three Bedroom layouts. This variety makes the building attractive for any resident and a frequent recommendation by our agents when a prospective resident says they are looking for an amazing apartment.

Located on the scenic tree-lined South Munn Avenue near the intersection of Chestnut Street, The Regency is conveniently located within a short distance of the Orange Train Station on the Morris-Essex line  A bus stop on the street adds the additional option to make shopping districts and nearby colleges and universities a short and easy commute. The Regency provides excellent value that goes beyond its roomy interiors. On-site parking and laundry facilities are also present to give residents added convenience, access control makes the grounds secure for all residents and a convenient elevator ensures accessibility and comfort. With recently renovated kitchens and bathrooms, The Regency is a classic family home with modern sensibility.

For residents looking to relax or exercise outdoors, Branch Brook Park on the north end of Newark and Monte Irvin Park in Orange are just minutes away by car or bike.Essex County Branch Brook Park which has the largest and most varied collection of Japanese Flowering Cherry Blossom Trees in the United States. Each year, thousands of visitors are awed by the beautiful colors of pink and white. The park first adopted a pink and white hue in 1927, when Caroline Bamburger Fuld donated 2,000 cherry blossom trees to the Essex County Parks system in memory of her late husband. Branch Brook Park also holds the distinction of being the first county park in the United States opened to the public, it was designed by the famed landscape architectural firm of Olmsted Brothers, a successor to Frederick Law Olmsted, the designer of Central Park in New York City.

At Benjamin H. Realty Corp, we're always working to provide the best real estate and property management services to our communities. We are available for emergency maintenance 24 hours a day, seven days a week and we allow prospective residents to view open apartments throughout the day and evenings as well as weekends for their convenience.