Nestled in the heart of Morris County, Chatham, NJ, is a charming community that seamlessly blends small-town character with modern suburban living. Comprised of Chatham Borough and Chatham Township, the area is often referred to collectively as "The Chathams." Each offers its own unique charm and both offer an exceptional quality of life.

Chatham Borough, with its picturesque downtown, is known for tree-lined streets, locally owned shops, and a strong sense of community. The borough's historic train station makes it a commuter favorite, offering convenient access to New York City. On the other hand, Chatham Township offers a more expansive, suburban feel, with larger properties and easy access to nature, including parks and walking trails that highlight the area’s natural beauty.

Together, the borough and the township are celebrated for their highly regarded schools, welcoming neighborhoods, and vibrant civic life. Whether you're strolling through the quaint borough center or exploring the scenic green spaces of the township, Chatham provides a harmonious balance of historic charm and modern convenience, making it a sought-after destination for families and professionals alike.

The annual "Fishawack Festival" and the 4th of July Parade and fireworks are just a few of the events that help drive a strong sense of community in Chatham.

The Library of the Chathams is a beautiful, well-maintained facility that hosts all kind of events for the community. Every year there is a much anticipated book sale held by the Friends of the Chatham Library.

Both the Chatham Township and Chatham Borough parks and recreation departments have a variety of facilities, including parks, playgrounds, and all kinds of sports fields, catering to a range of outdoor activities. Popular Morris County parks available nearby include Passaic River County Park and Loantaka Brook Reservation, among others.

Golf and tennis clubs of all kinds are available in and around town, and popular private swim clubs in Chatham include Noe Pond and Chatham Fish and Game Club.