$3,100 per month
216 Brookside Ave Unit 1, Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423
Beautiful two bedroom, one bath apartment with bonus covered porch, updated granite countertops, one car garage with washer/dryer in basement. Unit is located near the Ho-Ho-Kus train station for easy commuting options and easy access to the Ho-Ho-Kus downtown. Will be available as of March 23rd. Hardwood Floors through out. Owner is a NJ licensed realtor.
Carmine Langevin DeFino & Company
$2,700 per month
85 Sheridan Ave Unit 1, Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423
Great desirable location in Ho-Ho-Kus offering a very close walk to commuter train & the downtown area with restaurants & shops. Spacious 1st floor 1 bedroom & 1 bath apartment with open concept living offers wood look laminate floors throughout & lots of natural light. There is a front & a back entrance to the apartment. Entry foyer in front opens to the generous size living room w/a large bay
Jeanne Williams Keller Williams Village Square Realty
$5,200 per month
92 Arbor Dr, Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423
Well-located split-level residence in desirable Ho-Ho-Kus, offering a practical and comfortable layout ideal for everyday living. The main level features a light-filled living room, dining area, and kitchen with easy flow for gatherings. Upstairs includes three bedrooms and a full bath, along with a private half bath off the primary bedroom. The lower level offers a den/family room, laundry area,
VYACHESLAV ZBOROVSKY CHRISTIE'S INT. REAL ESTATE GROUP
$5,500 per month
711 W Saddle River Rd, Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423
John Mazza John A. Mazza
$6,500 per month
14 Pitcairn Ave, Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423
Allyson Fox Hudson Digs Realty
Ho-Ho-Kus, a small and close-knit borough in Bergen County, is known for its strong sense of community and annual events like the Halloween Parade. Located about 22 miles from Manhattan, the neighborhood is divided by Route 17, with the train station, school, and commercial hub on the denser west side, while the east side is more spacious and less developed. Housing styles include Cape Cods and colonials, with the historic Cheelcroft development featuring brick and stucco colonials and Tudors. Homes on the west side tend to be smaller, while east side estates often have large lawns and grounds. The area is served by highly rated schools, including Ho-Ho-Kus Public School and Northern Highlands Regional High School, both of which receive high ratings. Local attractions include Zabriskie Park, 16 Acres Park, and East Park, offering green spaces and walking trails. The Hermitage, a Gothic Revival house turned museum, adds historical charm. Dining options are diverse, with the iconic Ho-Ho-Kus Inn & Tavern, Tojo’s Kitchen for ramen, and St. Eve’s for seasonal gourmet fare. Essential services like hair salons and dry cleaners are available, with groceries found in nearby Ridgewood, just two miles away. Commuting to Midtown Manhattan takes 35 minutes to an hour by car, or about an hour and 20 minutes by NJ Transit train. The neighborhood enjoys a lower crime risk compared to the national average, contributing to its appeal for families.
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