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A classic New Jersey suburb with nature and a commuter bus
In North Jersey, about 25 miles away from New York City, sits Wyckoff, a community-oriented suburb where elected members of the township committee take turns being mayor. “They’re very collaborative and into serving the community,” says Maryanne Elsaesser, a lifelong resident and real estate agent with over 30 years of experience. “Plus, the rotating mayorship keeps everybody humble.” A wide range of sub-multimillion houses and several commuting options to Manhattan make Wyckoff an attractive option in the tri-state area, and access to nature and locally owned businesses add to its appeal. “It was originally farmland, so it’s more of a laidback community,” Elsaesser says. “And I love that when a new neighbor comes in, somebody is bringing them cookies.”
Wyckoff features various charming residential neighborhoods.
Zabriskie Pond is a favorite location for young Wyckoff anglers.
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Colonials, Cape Cods and townhouse developments under $1 million
Single-family colonial, Cape Cod and ranch style homes are the most common housing options in Wyckoff. Houses vary in age from the early 20th century up to the 2000s, and most are priced between $800,000 and $1.5 million. Some smaller houses can be found for $650,000, and large estates can sell for up to $2.5 million. Although according to Elsaesser, buyers usually choose Wyckoff more for the environment than the properties themselves. “You can go to surrounding neighborhoods and get a better house that’s more updated,” Elsaesser says. “But what you’re buying here is the community.” Wyckoff also contains several townhouse communities that were built over the past 40 years. These typically consist of 25 to 40 detached and semi-detached townhouses on a single residential street, and are priced from $800,000 to $1 million.
Colonial-style homes are abundant in Wyckoff.
Find ranch-style homes in Wyckoff featuring spacious front lawns.
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Presidential public schools
Families in Wyckoff have four different public elementary schools to choose from, and they’re all ranked above average. Sicomac Elementary teaches preschool through fifth grade, and Abraham Lincoln Elementary teaches kindergarten through fifth grade; both schools have a B grade from Niche. Both George Washington and Calvin Coolidge Elementary teach kindergarten through fifth and have a B-plus from Niche. Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle School teaches sixth through eighth grades and has a B-plus, and in neighboring Franklin Lakes, Ramapo High School has an A grade.
Eastern Christian Middle School has a wonderful campus in Wyckoff.
Sicomac Elementary School in Wyckoff offers a nurturing learning environment.
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Reimagined nature sanctuary and YMCA beach club
On Wyckoff’s eastern border, the J.A. McFaul Environmental Center is an 81-acre wildlife sanctuary with nature trails, gardens and educational exhibits. Its central pond has a wheelchair-accessible boardwalk and a two-story observatory overlooking a hummingbird garden. On the north end of Wyckoff, the YMCA offers summer programming at Spring Lake, a chlorinated manmade lake with discounted memberships for residents.
Visit the Wyckoff Family YMCA campus.
Explore the serene pond at James A. McFaul Environmental Center.
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Dueling pianos dinner shows and farm-to-table groceries
Wyckoff’s most popular shops and restaurants are around the Boulder Run Mall. Cafe Amici is known for its burgers, Blue Moon Mexican Cafe puts on dueling pianos nights, and Tons of Toys has the right gift for every kid’s birthday. At Wyckoff’s south end, The Barn serves dinner and hosts live music in an 18th-century dairy barn. The ShopRite is convenient for weekly groceries, and Abma’s Farm Market and Goffle Road Poultry Farm have local produce, eggs and poultry.
Experience Abma's Farm in Wyckoff with its array of fresh flowers.
Find shopping malls in Wyckoff with a diverse range of dining options.
Cafe Amici in Wyckoff is a comfy bistro with Italian-influenced fare.
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Easy access to NYC and the Garden State Parkway
Route 208 passes through Wyckoff, providing access to New York City and connections to the Garden State Parkway. The ShortLine Hudson bus takes Wyckoff commuters into Manhattan in the mornings and returns in the evenings.
Americana parades and community fundraisers
“The Memorial Day parade is huge in town,” Elsaesser says. “We have major floats and giveaways, and there’s always a fundraiser for the volunteer fire department.” Throughout the year, the non-profit healthcare organization Christian Health also has fundraisers for its mental health outreach programs.
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