About Our Apartments in East Orange, NJ
Frequently Asked Questions

The Station at East Orange offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments at 384 William Street in East Orange, NJ. Floor plan availability can change, so check our current floor plans and available apartments for the latest options.

Yes. Apartments at The Station at East Orange include an in-home washer and dryer, so residents can do laundry without using a shared laundry room or leaving the community.

Other apartment features include stainless steel appliances, dishwashers, refrigerators with ice makers, large closets, high ceilings, controlled heating and air conditioning, vinyl plank flooring, and carpeted bedrooms. Select apartments also have sliding glass patio doors. View our apartment amenities for more details.

Yes. The community has a 24-hour fitness center with Peloton bikes, Hydrow rowers, treadmills, free weights, weight benches, a lat pulldown machine, a squat rack, and a dedicated yoga area.

Residents can learn more about the fitness center and other community amenities at The Station at East Orange.

Yes. The Station at East Orange has an on-site co-working business center for residents who need a place to work outside their apartment. The work center includes high-speed Wi-Fi, flexible workspace, printer services, and an executive conference room that can be reserved.

The work center is available 24 hours a day, giving residents another option for remote work, meetings, or focused work sessions.

Yes. The Station at East Orange is a pet-friendly apartment community that welcomes dogs and cats. The community also has a 1/4-acre dog walk on site, along with pet-focused perks, including complimentary treats, Yappy Hours, and occasional pet-themed resident events.

• Pet Policy:
  Up to 2 pets per apartment
• Weight limits do apply
• One-time pet deposit: $500
• Monthly pet rent: $65 per pet

Pet fees, restrictions, and other requirements can change. Contact our leasing team for additional questions before applying, or read more about our pet-friendly apartments in East Orange.

You can apply online through the Leasing Application.

The application process typically includes submitting your information, paying the one-time $85 application fee per new resident, and completing the required screening steps through the online application portal.

After your application is submitted, the leasing team will review it, complete the screening process, and contact you regarding approval and next steps, including any required deposits and lease signing.

Yes. Covered parking is one of the community amenities available at The Station at East Orange for a monthly parking fee of $125. Because availability and any applicable parking charges may change, contact the leasing office for current parking information when you inquire about an apartment.

The Station at East Orange is located at 384 William Street, less than half a mile or a ten-minute walk from the East Orange NJ TRANSIT Station at 65 City Hall Plaza, with Morris & Essex Lines service to Newark and New York City.

Yes. East Orange Station provides Morris & Essex Lines service toward Newark, with service continuing to Hoboken or New York Penn Station depending on the train and schedule.

Because destinations, transfer requirements, and departure times vary by train, residents should check the current NJ TRANSIT schedule before traveling. The station’s proximity makes The Station at East Orange an option for residents searching for apartments near NJ TRANSIT with connections to Newark and Midtown Manhattan.

Yes. East Orange was designated a New Jersey Transit Village in 2012. The state’s Transit Village program recognizes municipalities that have made a commitment to transit-oriented development around public transportation.

East Orange’s Transit Village district includes redevelopment areas along Main Street between the East Orange and Brick Church train stations. This designation provides useful context for residents comparing transit-oriented apartments in East Orange because it reflects long-term municipal planning around rail access, housing, businesses, and transportation.

East Orange is located at the intersection of Interstate 280 and the Garden State Parkway, two of the area’s primary routes. I-280 provides access toward Newark and connects with other major regional highways, while the Garden State Parkway provides north-south travel through New Jersey.

Other important local roads include Main Street, Central Avenue, Oraton Parkway, Park Avenue, Grove Street, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

Central Avenue and Main Street are two of East Orange’s primary commercial corridors. Central Avenue has a particularly long history as a regional shopping destination and was once known as the “Fifth Avenue of the Suburbs.”

Current shopping and everyday destinations in and around East Orange include Central Avenue Plaza, ShopRite of East Orange, Stop & Shop, pharmacies, banks, restaurants, and other local businesses. Our neighborhood guide includes additional dining, shopping, entertainment, and everyday destinations around The Station at East Orange.

CareWell Health Medical Center is located at 300 Central Avenue in East Orange. The hospital, formerly known as East Orange General Hospital, provides emergency care and a range of medical services.

The East Orange campus of the VA New Jersey Health Care System is also located in the city at 385 Tremont Avenue. Other medical centers in the surrounding Newark and Essex County area include University Hospital and Newark Beth Israel Medical Center.

Several colleges and universities are located in East Orange’s surrounding communities, including Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University-Newark in Newark, and Bloomfield College of Montclair State University in Bloomfield.

Prospective residents attending or working at an area college should check the commute to their specific campus when comparing housing options.

East Orange and neighboring Essex County communities offer several parks and recreation areas. Local options include Rowley Park and Oval Park in East Orange, along with Watsessing Park near the Bloomfield and East Orange border.

Branch Brook Park in Newark and Belleville is another regional recreation destination. Pet owners can also find dog recreation options in the surrounding area, including the Branch Brook Park Dog Park and Watsessing Park.

The City of East Orange is served by the East Orange School District, which provides Pre-K through grade 12 public education. Schools in the city include East Orange Campus High School, John L. Costley Sr. Middle School, and several elementary and academy programs.

School boundaries, programs, enrollment requirements, and assignments can change. Prospective residents should confirm current information directly with the East Orange School District for school placement.

The Station at East Orange is located at 384 William Street, East Orange, NJ 07017. The community is near East Orange Station, I-280, the Garden State Parkway, Central Avenue, healthcare providers, colleges and universities, shopping, dining, and destinations throughout Newark and Essex County.

To see the apartments and community amenities in person, contact our leasing team to schedule a tour. You can also view current floor plans and see photos of The Station at East Orange before your visit.

Standard fees at The Station at East Orange include:

• Application fee: $85 one-time
• Pet deposit: $500 one-time
• Pet rent: $65 per month per pet
• Amenity fee: $35 per month
• Parking fee: $125 per month
• Trash fee: $30 per month

Some fees may only apply based on your apartment, parking, or pet needs. Contact the leasing team for the most current fee information and any additional details.