Established in 1857, Llewelleyn Park is listed in the National and State Historic Registers as both the first romantically landscaped and one of the first planned luxury estate communities in America.

Llewellyn Park is 14 miles west of New York City with easy access to the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels and commuter lines.

Llewellyn Park is a mecca for people looking to move to a neighborhood that provides privacy and security, and yet is close to fine dining, upscale shopping, sports and the arts. These can all be found in West Orange and the environs of Montclair, Short Hills, the Meadowlands, and of course New York City.

The Ramble is 50 beautifully landscaped acres within the Park providing a haven for all residents with streams and paths.

Period gas lamps line the streets adding historical charm and a warm glow.

Llewellyn Park residences are accessible only through a 24-hour manned gatehouse.

Llewellyn Park is governed by a Deed of Trust, which assures continuity of traditions and landscaped beauty. The Park is managed by a committee of elected property owners.

Llewellyn Park is a warm, friendly community, with 173 homes on 425 acres.

Activities for children, families, and adults are planned throughout the year and organized by the Women's Association. 

Llewellyn Park is the site of Glenmont, home of Thomas Alva Edison.

Residents' professions and occupations range widely and include business persons, professionals, academics, and artists.