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Moving to Robbinsville: One of Central Jersey's Greatest Towns

Join Joe Valenti from RE/MAX InStyle as he explores Robbinsville, one of Central Jersey's greatest towns. In this episode, we visit: The Pickle House: Home to the Northeast’s largest indoor pickleball arena, featuring 19 courts, a kitchen, self-serve taps, and numerous TVs for entertainment. Dolce and Clemente’s: An old-fashioned Italian market offering imported cheeses, fresh-made sandwiches, and handmade baked goods. The Swaminarayan Akshardham temple is a significant landmark near Robbinsville. Spanning 180 acres and standing 19 stories tall, it is the largest Hindu temple in the United States. Open to the public free of charge, reservations may be required on certain days. Sayen House & Gardens: Established in 1912 by Frederick Sayen, this 30-acre garden showcases exotic plants from his travels to England, Japan, and China. Mercer Lake & The Boathouse: A man-made lake since 1975, Mercer Lake has been a training site for the U.S. Olympic Rowing Team and offers excellent fishing opportunities. Downtown Robbinsville: Experience the charm of downtown with its unique establishments: Papa’s Tomato Pies: Established in 1912, it's the oldest continuously family-owned pizza restaurant in America, famous for its mustard pie. Harpoon Willy’s: A rustic tavern perfect for breakfast, lunch, or fine dining. Robbinsville's prime location offers easy access to both New York City and Philadelphia, making it "At the Center of It All." With a population of around 15,000, the real estate market features 3-bedroom, 2-bath homes ranging from $400,000 to $780,000, with an average sale price of $588,000. 📞 Connect with Realtor Joe Valenti: 732-354-6492 Instagram: @josephvalentirealestate Website: josephvalenti.remax.com #RobbinsvilleNJ #CentralJersey #JoeValenti #REMAXInStyle #GreatestTowns #RealEstate #CommunityTour