What to consider when buying Upper Saddle River Real Estate

Community

• Upper Saddle River, bordered by the neighboring boroughs of Mahwah, Ramsey, Allendale, Saddle River, and Park Ridge, has a 2010 census population of 8,208. The borough’s northern border lies along the NJ-NY state line.
• Upper Saddle River is a haven of beautiful homes and gardens with rich historical roots. Once farmland, the town prides itself on its modern, yet rural, feel.
• Housing in Upper Saddle River mainly consists of single-family homes, many of which are large houses on one-acre lots. There is one apartment complex, which is located in the western part of the borough.
• Community activities are centered on the manicured parks in the town, including Hess Park and Lions Park, which both feature playgrounds for kids of all ages.
• The Saddle River Valley Cultural Center provides summer camps for kids, along with art exhibits and theatrical performances.
• As well as scouting groups, the town hosts its own Historical Society, Lions Club, and Woman’s Club.

Schools

• Upper Saddle River’s public school district includes Reynolds School for grades K–2, Bogert School for grades 3–5 and Cavallini School for grades 6–8.
• Students go to neighboring Allendale for grades 9–12 at Northern Highlands Regional High School. The high school has been ranked among the top public high schools in New Jersey in Newsweek and New Jersey Monthly. 

Transportation

• Upper Saddle River offers convenient access to main roads for commuters to take in order to travel around the state or into Manhattan. These roads include Route 17 and the Garden State Parkway.
• Residents who take public transportation can take Short Line buses from Upper Saddle River to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. Short Line stops in the borough are located on Saddle River Road and Lake Street.