Englewood

Situated in Bergen County, Englewood is where rural and urban meet. From impressive views of the Manhattan skyline to picturesque sidewalks fringed with artisanal shops, Englewood’s charms are endless. Some 29,000 residents live in this city, which spans nearly five square miles.

The typical Englewood resident is never too far from the action. When they’re not enjoying a stroll through the town’s many green spaces or catching a live performance, they can be seen shopping in Tenafly. The nearby communities of Englewood Cliffs, Fort Lee, Teaneck, and Leonia are also popular destinations.

Points of interest

• The Flat Rock Brook Nature Center boasts 3.6 miles of beautiful natural trails winding through fields of wildflowers, magnificent bluffs, and lush foliage. The total span of the reserve is near 150 acres, ideal for both self-paced exploration and guided group tours.
• The Bergen Performing Arts Center hosts concerts, recitals, and theater productions throughout the year. Residents can also take dance, music, voice, and acting classes here. 
• MacKay Park offers 28 acres of greenery in the middle of Englewood. It features several sports fields, a small playground for children, an indoor-outdoor ice skating rink, as well as a seasonal swimming pool.

Education

Several top-rated private schools are located in Englewood. These include Englewood on the Palisades Charter School, The Elisabeth Morrow School, The Moriah School, and the Dwight-Englewood School. Public schools can also be found in Englewood and are managed by the Englewood Public School District.

Real estate at a glance

Englewood real estate presents an abundance of housing options. The East Hill area is a known celebrity enclave of handsome multimillion estates, while the city center is populated with single family homes, condominiums, and duplexes. Old and new real estate are both available, from historic buildings housing residential units to newer mid-rise complexes ideally located near Route 4.