Ho-Ho-Kus:
A Charming New Jersey Town with a Variety of Homes for Sale
Ho-Ho-Kus, nestled in Bergen County, New Jersey, boasts picturesque homes and scenic, tree-lined avenues.
This tight-knit community has a wide array of residential styles, ranging from classic colonials and Tudors to charming Cape Cods. Many properties reflect modern renovations, while others retain their timeless allure.
Ideal for families, Ho-Ho-Kus prides itself on top-notch schools, parks, and recreational offerings. Its strategic location near key highways and transit centers simplifies commutes to New York City and surrounding areas.
Seeking a vibrant, family-centric town in New Jersey? Consider Ho-Ho-Kus, where a variety of homes await to match your preferences and financial plan.
Q&A:
Q&A: What makes Ho-Ho-Kus a special place to call home?
HHK is ranked the #1 best place to live in Bergen County, according to Niche.com. The 1.74-square-mile borough is divided by Route 17, with each side of town providing distinct appeal and wonderful neighborhoods. On the west side of the highway, the average home and lot size is smaller, but you are in closer proximity to schools, restaurants, shopping, the train station and most community happenings. The east side of Route 17 is quieter, but offers more expansive homes and properties.
Q&A: What is the commute like in Ho-Ho-Kus?
Ho-Ho-Kus is one of the best towns for commuters. It offers easy access to major highways, including Route 17 and the Garden State Parkway. For those commuting to NYC, the NJ Transit train from Ho-Ho-Kus is convenient, with options to connect via Secaucus to New York Penn Station or travel directly to Hoboken. From Hoboken, commuters can access the PATH or ferry service to Lower Manhattan. The train ride typically takes about an hour and, depending on traffic, driving or bus takes between 30 minutes to under an hour.
Q&A: What are the schools like in Ho-Ho-Kus?
Ho-Ho-Kus Public School serves students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. The New Jersey Department of Education classifies the district as being in District Factor Group “J”, which is the highest of eight groupings. Students in ninth through twelfth grades attend the top-rated Northern Highlands Regional High School in Allendale. The high school also serves students from Allendale, Saddle River and Upper Saddle River. For early childhood education, the Ho-Ho-Kus Waldwick Cooperative Nursery School serves children aged 18 months to 4 years old, while allowing parent observations and participation. Additionally, ECLC (Education, Careers, and Lifelong Community) offers specialized education for students with special needs, providing programs for ages 5 to 21. Local private high school options include Immaculate Heart Academy in Washington Township, for girls, and Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey and Bergen Catholic High School in Oradell, for boys.
Q&A: What is the downtown area of Ho-Ho-Kus like?
The quintessential downtown area features delicious restaurant options, boutique shopping and other wonderful local businesses. In addition, a new, luxury rental building called 619 North recently opened and we are proud to be the building's premiere leasing team.
Q&A: What Clubs and Activities does Ho-Ho-Kus Offer?
The Contemporary Club is a social and philanthropic club that provides members the opportunity to connect with and meet new friends, as well as, get involved in meaningful volunteer opportunities that benefit the local community, schools and beyond. Other clubs and activities include the Youth Activities Council and Garden Club
Q&A: What are some tips or advice you have for people trying to buy in Ho-Ho-Kus or move within the borough?
All seven members of our team live in HHK, so we offer our clients a wealth of local knowledge and access to our broad network. Buyers that are looking for homes the "traditional" way don't realize that we have access to exclusive off-market listings and a database of sellers that are willing to sell for the right price. This is especially advantageous in a market like HHK where inventory runs low and competition runs high.
Q&A: What are some tips or advice you can offer people trying to sell their home?
Our #1 tip is to work with an experienced real estate team like Fox & Stokes. We can provide valuable insights, handle negotiations, and guide clients through the complex process of selling their home. Our team provides white glove service, including expert staging, superior photography and videography, professional marketing and access to our robust database of qualified buyers.
