Bergen County, New Jersey
Ridgewood, NJ Real Estate & Homes for Sale
A classic Bergen County village: a thriving downtown, historic homes, top-rated schools and a direct NJ Transit line toward Manhattan.
Living in Ridgewood
A walkable village with a strong sense of place
Ridgewood is one of Bergen County's most popular towns for families. Its downtown, around Ridgewood Avenue and the train station, is packed with restaurants and shops, and the surrounding neighborhoods are known for Victorians, Colonials and Tudors on tree-lined streets.
Demand is driven by the schools, the walkable village center and the NJ Transit station. Homes often draw strong interest, and well-prepared listings can sell well above asking.
Ariela Tapia on our team is an NJMLS member serving Bergen County buyers and sellers. We help clients understand Ridgewood's neighborhoods, pricing and how to compete in a fast market.
Homes for Sale
Ridgewood listings
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Neighborhoods
Ridgewood neighborhoods at a glance
Downtown
Older homes, condos and townhouses within walking distance of shops, restaurants and the train.
Upper Ridgewood
Larger homes on hilly, wooded streets in the north of the village.
Northeast & Northwest Ridgewood
Colonials and Tudors on established residential streets, near schools and parks.
Southeast & Southwest Ridgewood
Family neighborhoods close to downtown, Graydon Pool and the village's parks.
Market Snapshot
The Ridgewood market right now
Ridgewood is a strong seller's market. Prepared listings are drawing offers above asking.
Schools
Ridgewood Public Schools
Ridgewood Public Schools serves about 5,400 students with six neighborhood elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school.
- Ridgewood High SchoolGrades 9–12
- Benjamin Franklin Middle SchoolGrades 6–8
- George Washington Middle SchoolGrades 6–8
- Hawes, Orchard, Ridge, Somerville, Travell & WillardElementary schools, grades K–5
Elementary assignments depend on the specific address. Always confirm the assigned schools for a property with the district.
Getting Around
Commute & transportation
- NJ Transit Main/Bergen County LineRidgewood station downtown, with service to Hoboken and connections at Secaucus to New York Penn Station.
- BusesCommuter bus service is available to the Port Authority in Manhattan.
- Major highwaysRoute 17 and the Garden State Parkway are nearby.
- AirportsNewark Liberty is typically about 30–40 minutes away.
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Ridgewood FAQ
Questions buyers and sellers ask
How do I commute from Ridgewood to Manhattan?
Ridgewood station is on NJ Transit's Main/Bergen County Line, with trains to Hoboken and connections at Secaucus Junction to New York Penn Station. Commuter buses also run to the Port Authority.
What do homes cost in Ridgewood?
In August 2026 the median sale price in Ridgewood was about $1.6 million, with homes selling at about 112% of list price. Monthly figures can swing, so ask us for a current report.
What schools serve Ridgewood?
Ridgewood Public Schools, including Ridgewood High School, Benjamin Franklin and George Washington middle schools and six elementary schools.
How competitive is the Ridgewood market?
Very competitive for well-priced homes. A strong pre-approval and a clear offer strategy help buyers compete.
What is my Ridgewood home worth?
Request a free valuation and we'll prepare a pricing analysis based on recent comparable sales near you.
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