The Jefferson Township Museum will continue its tradition of opening the first weekend of December for Museum Christmas.
This year, with the theme of "A Gingerbread Christmas", the charming 1870's building will be decorated with gingerbread of all kinds.
Hand made ornaments and room decorations will fill the Victorian home. Music played on the antique parlor melodium throughout the celebration, guided tours given by costumed historical society members, and gingerbread cookies and handcrafted ornaments will be offered.
Outdoor entertainment and refreshments will again take place on the banks of Russia Brook. There is no admission.
Join members of the Jefferson Township Historical Society and Museum Garden Club of Jefferson at the Jefferson Township Museum, 315 Dover-Milton Road, Jefferson, Saturday, December 6, 12-4 P.M. and Sunday, December 7, 1-4 P.M.
Interested in helping or need more information? Please contact Christine Williams, 973-697-8675.
"Antoinette" Scognamiglio (licensed as Maria), Sales Associate, Prudential New Jersey Properties. 64 Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ 07834. Office: 973-625-1870 x105. Cell: 201-240-8699. Email: ascognamiglio@njrealestate.com. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Are you considering purchasing a home in Morris County? I specialize in the Morris County, New Jersey marketplace, with expertise in Lakefront property (especially Lake Hopatcong). Certified by Prudential New Jersey Properties as a relocation specialist, I take exceptional care in assisting my clients in finding their new home and community.
Please visit my website to learn more about my philosophy in conducting real estate business and to access the resources I offer to buyers and sellers. My credo is..."The title of REALTOR® should be held with great care or not held at all." Put your real estate transaction in careful hands.
Welcome to The Peaks! This development of just over 400 homes, built by Sunrise Communities, is situated in one of the most breathtaking locations in prestigious Morris County, New Jersey. Sunrise Communities has been building for three generations, and truly have attained a threshold of excellence with the establishment of The Peaks.
Jefferson Township, the "Year Round Recreation Capital of New Jersey", offers you a vast array of outdoor activities. Boat, fish, sail or dine on New Jersey's largest lake, Lake Hopatcong. Perhaps you'd like to spend the day enjoying a relaxing bike ride or hiking at Mahlon Dickerson Reservation. Whichever activity you choose, the menu is there for you and your family to experience a quality of life not found in any other location in the state.
The fun doesn't stop after summer ends. In the winter months, the region becomes a paradise, with such fabulous nearby attractions as Mountain Creek and Hidden Valley resorts and numerous county and state parks for sleighing and cross-country skiing.
If you don't feel like venturing far, guess what. You don't have to! The Peaks provides you with outstanding on-site recreational opportunities including community tennis and basketball courts, and a convenient playground for the children to play.
Less than 45 minutes to Manhattan by car, Jefferson Township is also within 10 minute of two rail transit stations: Dover and the new addition of Mount Arlington. Convenient to daily shopping, you're just a 5 minute drive to Jefferson's town center, which offers a Pathmark supermarket, or if you prefer Shop Rite Supermarkets, that's just 10 minutes away. If you're looking for upscale shopping, go no further than Rockaway Town Square Mall, a mere 10 minute drive at best.
After you're done enjoying all the area's amenities, you'll love stepping through the front door of your welcoming home. Eight different models offer unique floor plans, however every home is consistent in its fine construction. Most, if not all of these home still offer a builder's warranty.
"Antoinette" Scognamiglio (licensed as Maria), REALTOR® Associate, Prudential New Jersey Properties, 64 Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ 07834. "Antoinette" Scognamiglio specializes in Morris and Sussex Counties, with an extra focus on lakefront property, in particular Lake Hopatcong. Please visit my website learn more about my philosophy in conducting real estate business, and also to access the resources I offer to the public at large. My credo is..."The title of REALTOR® should be held with great care or not held at all." Put your real estate transaction in careful hands. Contact me directly on my cell at 201-240-8699 or my Denville office at 973-625-1870 , ext. 105.
If you're spending the day or a weekend on Lake Hopatcong and looking for a dining experience or just a quick bite, there's a great selection for you to choose from.
Here's a list of Lake Hopatcong's offerings on the Lake, both lakefront and landlocked!
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"Antoinette" Scognamiglio (licensed as Maria), Sales Associate, Prudential New Jersey Properties. 64 Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ 07834.
Office: 973-625-1870 x105.
Cell: 201-240-8699.
Email: ascognamiglio@njrealestate.com.
Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Are you considering purchasing a home in Morris County? I specialize in the Morris County, New Jersey marketplace, with expertise in Lakefront property (especially Lake Hopatcong). Certified by Prudential New Jersey Properties as a relocation specialist, I take exceptional care in assisting my clients in finding their new home and community.
Please visit my website to learn more about my philosophy in conducting real estate business and to access the resources I offer to buyers and sellers. My credo is..."The title of REALTOR® should be held with great care or not held at all." Put your real estate transaction in careful hands.
I moved to my current neighborhood in June 2005 and just flung myself right into the swing of things. I joined the Woman's Club (which I'm still with to date) and decided right off I was running the block party which seemed to need a leader as current folks had stepped back.
The past organizers were a bit burnt out in organizing the event and it was time for a takeover, so fine, I elected myself. That event went great as did Block Party 2006. But in 2007 no one stepped up for the job, and I was way too busy so no block party. This year I was 3x as busy as I was last so when my kids asked me about the block party I said, "sweetie, I'm just too swamped, can't do it."
Well, let me tell you some kids just can't be told "no."! My son, pseudonome "Rocker" and his buddy "Puck," ages 14 and 15 respectively, decided THEY were going to organize the block party. And they did...very, very effectively!
I can't begin to elaborate how proud I am of these kids. They took the project, took my spreadsheet from previous years, enlisted minimum help from adults and ran with the job to a complete success!
My husband's band provided some entertainment as they played a few songs before their gig tonight. Everyone BYOB and contributed a dish or dessert.
What a great event! And joint-organized by non other than my 14 year old. Poor kid. Now that he's demonstrated the skill to pull this off, I'll be looking for further initiative in terms of his academic and volunteer effort! Hey, mom's job is to continuously raise the bar, right?
As mentioned in my first installment of Ten Critical Mistakes You May Make When Marketing Your Home for Sale, there are a number of faux pas that, as a homeowner marketing on your own, you just cannot afford to make!
Real estate transactions have a tendency to be fraught with emotion, ego and everything else that doesn't belong in a business transaction, but somehow manages to weedle itself into the fray! Unique business, this real estate stuff!
Here's the second installment of Ten Critical Mistakes You May Make When Marketing Your Home for Sale. Read up!
Costly Mistake No. 6
Signing a Listing Contract with No Way Out
Shouldn't you have right to fire your agent if they're not performing? In some companies the broker will assign your listing to someone else in the office, someone you didn't personally select. As a Quality Service Certified® Realtor, I offer a written guaranteed of exceptional service. All of my clients have the opportunity to rate my performance at the end of the transaction. I'm accountable to you at all times as it should be.
Always protect yourself by getting a guarantee of performance, or some sort of "out", which gives you the right to cancel anytime for any reason.
Costly Mistake No. 7
Limiting the Market and Exposure of the Property
The two most obvious marketing tools (open houses and classified ads) are only moderately effective. Surprisingly, less that 1% of homes are sold at an open house. The Open House, although it gives good exposure to the home, to the buying public and also neighbors who may know someone who wishes to buy in the neighborhood, it also is used to attract future prospects, in addition to selling the house.
The right Realtor will employ a broad spectrum of marketing activities, emphasizing what he or she believes will work best for you. There are more effective ways to find buyers than just open houses and print advertising. Did you know that most calls come in during business hours when sellers are at work, and most home showings are between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday? My listings are marketed 24 hours a day, 7 days per week, 365 days a year, and all marketing efforts are paid for by Prudential New Jersey Properties as the broker, or myself...not the homeowner.
Costly Mistake No. 8
Using a Re-finance Appraisal or a Dated Comparative Market Analysis to Price Your House
An appraisal is an opinion of value for a certain purpose and is based on comparable sales in the same township. Don't make the mistake of thinking that the value you were told 6 months ago when you refinanced your home is what a real buyer would pay. Ask your Realtor for ALL the recent sales in your area, and then decide. Also the homes located in our lakefront markets in our area are extremely unique and deserve a REALTOR who specializes in that specific market, and have seen the inventory...both active and sold. There are lots of opinions but only one set of facts. Insist on the FACTS!
Costly Mistake No. 9
Choosing the Wrong Realtor, or Choosing Them for the Wrong Reasons
It's very likely that you don't interview people very often, and yet in order to find the right Realtor, you may interview several. The quality of your home selling experience is dependent upon your skill at selecting the best qualified person.
Should you list with the real estate agent who has the most listings? How will they deliver the best service? When a broker has many signs in a neighborhood, it means they have many listings...that aren't selling. The world is populated with real estate agents who are wrong for you.
The sale of your home could well be the most important financial transaction you have ever been involved with. The person you select can make it a satisfying and profitable activity or a terrible experience. It's your home, your time and your money. The choice of your Realtor is up to you. Make the selection carefully.
Costly Mistake No. 10
Hiring an Agent that Doesn't Understand or Utilize Today's Technology
Technology is rapidly changing the world that we live in. Naturally, the real estate industry is also being impacted by technology as well. Today, there are new and exciting tools that home sellers can utilize to improve their bottom line and reduce market time. Unfortunately, most real estate agents are way out of touch with today's technology and insist on doing things the old way. They refuse to welcome and embrace change.
I'm very excited about the possibilities that exist for my selling clients and utilize different methods to help achieve a top-dollar sale as quickly as possible. My website, www.AntoinettesHomes.com provides a venue that prominently exposes your home to local buyers, as well as those that are relocating to Morris County. Consistent follow-up helps keep our clients feeling informed throughout the home selling process, never adding to the stress levels which are bound to be tested at this important time!
If you've got questions about your particular situation, please feel free to contact me at 201-240-8699. I take a no-pressure, no-hassles approach to my business and strongly feel that people who want to work with me, will realize that without any badgering on my part!

"Antoinette" Scognamiglio (licensed as Maria), Sales Associate, Prudential New Jersey Properties. 64 Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ 07834. Office: 973-625-1870 x105. Cell: 201-240-8699. Email: ascognamiglio@njrealestate.com. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Are you considering purchasing a home in Morris County? I specialize in the Morris County, New Jersey marketplace, with expertise in Lakefront property (especially Lake Hopatcong). Certified by Prudential New Jersey Properties as a relocation specialist, I take exceptional care in assisting my clients in finding their new home and community.
Please visit my website to learn more about my philosophy in conducting real estate business and to access the resources I offer to buyers and sellers. My credo is..."The title of REALTOR® should be held with great care or not held at all." Put your real estate transaction in careful hands.
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