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Homes in Tenafly mirror the area’s affluent vibe. Tenafly is a Bergen County borough that marries a fresh, natural atmosphere with modern creature comforts. Here, parks and woodlands coexist with high-end cafes and well-known schools. A little over 15,400 residents live comfortably here.

Tenafly covers approximately 5.16 square miles of total area, surrounded by the communities of Alpine, Englewood, and Bergenfeld. Part of its Dutch heritage is reflected in its name: Tenafly was inspired by the phrase “tiene vly,” which translates to “ten swamps,” 

Points of interest

  • Outdoor recreation abounds in Tenafly, thanks to the various family-friendly green spaces throughout the neighborhood. Huyler Park is the centerpiece of Downtown Tenafly and venue of the annual summer concert series. The Tenafly Nature Center takes up 380 acres of land comprising cross-country ski trails and hiking paths.
  • Kaplen JCC on The Palisades is a community center that strives to provide a home for Tenafly’s extensive Jewish community. It’s home to the renowned Thurnauer School of Music and JCC Dance and Drama Schools.
  • Café Angelique is a historic railroad-station-turned-cafe located at an idyllic spot on Piermont Road. Come for the delicious coffee and decadent pastries, and stay for the captivating jazz performances.

Education

The Tenafly Public Schools comprises six schools serving students from Pre-K through 12th grade. Known institutions are Malcolm S. Mackay Elementary School, Ralph S. Maugham Elementary School, and J. Spencer Smith Elementary School. Private schools include the Academy of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Tenafly Chabad Academy.

Real estate at a glance

Single-family houses are the most common property type here by a large margin, but they are still incredibly diverse in age, architecture, and design. From landmark 19th-century estates to brand-new Modern Farmhouses, Tenafly brims with eye-catching abodes for every homebuyer.


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