The West Side of Cherry Hill, NJ is a vibrant and welcoming Orthodox community known for its warmth, inclusivity, and strong sense of connection. Families are drawn here for the affordable homes (typically in the $450,000–$600,000 range), highly-rated schools, and the exceptional quality of life that makes Cherry Hill both peaceful and full of opportunity. Shabbos in Cherry Hill is something special — quiet streets, shared meals, and neighbors who truly care.
Our community offers everything needed for a rich Jewish life: an established (and growing) eruv, daily minyanim, engaging shiurim, youth programs, and dynamic women’s learning and events. Cherry Hill also boasts kosher grocery options, restaurants, and multiple weekly deliveries from popular Lakewood establishments, making it easy to enjoy great food without the long drive.
Cherry Hill’s location is ideal for staying connected: about an hour from Lakewood, 90 minutes from New York, and less than two hours from Baltimore, making travel to family, simchas, or major Jewish hubs simple and convenient.
Families benefit from a wonderful local Jewish day school (Politz Day School) serving elementary and middle school students, while others choose Philadelphia yeshiva and day school options just a short commute away. With convenient access to Philadelphia’s hospitals, universities, and professional centers, Cherry Hill offers the best of both worlds — urban opportunity with suburban comfort and community warmth.
Come discover Cherry Hill’s West Side — where Torah, connection, and opportunity come together in a place you’ll love to call home.

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