Hillsdale

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Hillsdale is a quiet community located in Bergen County and about a 45 minute drive to Manhattan. It has a population of over 10,000 residents. It is a quiet residential suburb of single-family homes located between the New York State border and Interstate 80, just a few miles from the Garden State Parkway. Daily bus service to Manhattan is available from several locations in the Hillsdale area. New Jersey Transit Trains are also nearby.

There are several independent delicatessens, restaurants and stores located in this district, as well. Additional shopping and services are located just a short drive south on the Garden State Parkway in Paramus, New Jersey.

The Hillsdale Public Schools system serves all students in kindergarten through eighth grade. In addition to Hillsdale Public Schools, St. John's Academy, a private Catholic school serves children in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade, is located in Hillsdale.
High school students attend Pascack Valley High School, which serves students from Hillsdale as well as from neighboring River Vale as part of the Pascack Valley Regional High School District.

With a convenient location, a strong school system and it’s availability of homes for sale, real estate in Hillsdale provides a variety of choices for people looking forhomes for sale in Bergen County.

Cresskill NJ Real Estate

Cresskill

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Cresskill was initially inhabited by the Hackensacky and Lenni Lenape Indians. Dutch trappers and traders settled there in 1643. The Dutch settlers displaced the Indians and began farming the area. During the Revolutionary War, the farms in Cresskill were raided by the British.

Following World War II, Cresskill became the new home to many service men and their growing families. Anxious to raise their children in a small suburban town they settled here and became involved in the schools and community. Single-family homes of different styles are the largest segment of the real estate landscape.

Today, the Borough of Cresskill, located in the Northern Valley of New Jersey, enjoys the charm and tranquility of a residential community.

Cresskill prides itself with an excellent school system with an outstanding curriculum as well as before and after school programs. The school system consists of two elementary schools, Edward H. Bryan and Merritt Memorial, and a junior-senior high school, Cresskill High School.

Recreation programs in Cresskill consist of a summer recreation program, baseball, football, tennis, karate and many other activities. Memorial Day celebrations include a parade through town, and open house at the Cresskill Municipal Swim Club. Fourth of July, the Recreation committee sponsors field events, rides, a petting zoo, a disc jockey, hot dogs and cotton candy.

Cresskill is a community of approximately 2.2 miles and is 10 miles from New York City which can be reached by bus service. There is a full time police department, a volunteer fire department and ambulance corps. A quaint downtown Cresskill consists of shops, restaurants, banks, a public library and the Borough Hall. Since its birth, Cresskill has provided a place for people to raise families and build a sense of community. It continues to appeal to those who seek a peaceful community near the thriving metropolis of New York.