Franklin Corners is a townhome community located on Franklin Place in Morristown in Morris County, NJ. There are approximately 35 units in the complex which was built in 1986. Franklin Corners offers 2-4 bedroom multi-level townhomes with 2+ baths. Units come with a 1-car garage and range in size from approximately 2,150 to 2,550 square foot. Some of the units have basements which can provide extra living space. Most of the townhomes are located inside elegant victorian-style buildings complete with turrets. However, some of the units are carriage-style townhomes located above the garages. The development is a condominium or condo association. As of the year 2017, Delev Corp was employed by the residents. The monthly association fee was approximately $527 and includes exterior building maintenance, common area maintenance, landscaping, and snow removal. The complex is located on both sides of Franklin Place, which is a tree-lined street just blocks away from the Morristown Green and the Train Station.

Franklin Corners is conveniently located along Franklin Place in Morristown, NJ. Franklin Corners Map

The community is located close to Interstate 287 which runs north-south through Morris County and provides an easy connection to major east-west routes including Interstate 80, 280, and NJ Route 24. The Morristown Train Station offers direct service to Hoboken or NY Penn Station on the NJ Transit Morristown Line. Passengers who take the Hoboken train can switch to the PATH to reach NYC. Passengers who take the Midtown Direct train will arrive at NY Penn Station in about 60 minutes. Passengers can transfer at Newark Broad Street or Summit to reach the other destination if necessary. The Morristown Train Station is located just a few blocks away from the complex.

The Morris School District is a regional public school district that serves the communities of Morristown and Morris Township (for grades K-12), along with students of Morris Plains for grades 9-12 only. Public schools for residents include: Woodland (K-2), Thomas Jefferson (3-5), Frelinghuysen (6-8), and Morristown High (9-12).