Hidden Village - 200 Rentals In Aberdeen - Has Grand Opening

ABERDEEN, NJ - Hidden Village, a new community of 200 apartments, had a VIP grand opening last week in which 100 invited guests joined Mayor Fred Tagliarini and Roger Mumford, managing member of developer HVA Development, LLC, as they reviewed progress and toured the apartment model and clubhouse.

“We are so proud of this new community and, more importantly, the man behind it, you

[Mumford] have been a pleasure to work with and this is a fantastic project,” said Tagliarini in a release.
“I hope you have great success here.”

Nestled on 28 acres of wooded land, Hidden Village boasts what the company calls "innovative apartments,"

most with direct-access garages, in a convenient, commuter-friendly location. “Hidden
Village exists within picturesque, tree-covered surroundings with commanding views of
natural green landscapes that contributes to a peaceful and private neighborhood,” said Mumford. “Residents will also enjoy access to the fabulous community clubhouse and pool with no amenity charge.”

Residents can choose from distinctive home designs that range from one bedroom and one
bath to two bedrooms with a study and two-and-a-half baths.

Rents start at $1,850. Those interested are invited to visit HiddenVillageAberdeen.com to become a Hidden Village VIP and be kept informed of community updates.

The floor plans offer up to 1,643 square feet of rental space, including the garage, with spacious kitchens, open living areas and bedroom retreats, as well as private, direct-access garages and storage space in most homes.

The apartments have “elegant, authentic stone exteriors combined with upscale interior appointments such as sleek, alabaster cabinetry, quartz countertops, designer tile backsplashes and bath tile,” Mumford described.

Hidden Village also features standard two-car parking; certified green building
measures that minimize utility costs and support a sustainable environment; advanced sound
mitigation to enhance privacy; a full-time, onsite management team; a
pet-friendly neighborhood; in-home washer/dryer and stainless-steel appliances and private
first-floor entries.

Hidden Village residents enjoy access to a community clubhouse that includes lounging areas; a café/bar, shuffleboard room, fitness center, covered porch, fireplace, outdoor pool and Wi-Fi accessibility.

“The clubhouse serves as the central hub for relaxation, fun and fitness,” Mumford said. “Whether you are challenging a friend to shuffleboard, lounging in front of the big screen or reading by the fireplace, there is something for everyone to enjoy.”

Located within 15 minutes of the Hazlet and Aberdeen-Matawan train stations, as well as the
Old Bridge and Union Hill Park and Ride bus stations, Hidden Village is ideal for commuters, according to the promotional materials.

The convenience of living on Route 34 allows for quick and easy access to everything you
need, including supermarkets, shops, and parks, development officials said.

Recreational opportunities include nearby Holmdel Park, Cheesequake Park and the Sandy
Hook National Recreation Area. Red Bank, which offers restaurants, nightlife and shopping, also is a short distance away.

Access is by way of Route 35, the Garden State Parkway, and I-195.

Dignitaries at Hidden Village grand opening. Photograph provided by developer.