KAEFER Real Estate Development
50 east church st, bergenfield, NJ
Fully Remodeled Home Just Completed!
4 Beds/2 New Bathrooms - Finished Basement - New Heat & Central AC - Wood Floors Throughout - New Kitchen - New Plumbing - New Deck
5 Minute Walk to NYC Bus - 2 Minute Walk to Town's Main Street with Shopping & Dinning
$429,990
2018 Taxes: $8,723
Post-Reno Increase Expectation: $1K - $2K
Schedule a Viewing:
Call/Text 201-394-5017
Fully Renovated 4 Bed/2 Full Bath Colonial with a 5-minute walk to NYC Bus, Shopping & Dinning. This sunlight filled, stylish home is move-in ready & includes a brand-new Kitchen & new bathrooms. Brand new gas hot air furnace with Central Air. New private driveway. Bright new basement family room w/ gas fireplace. Granite Kitchen Counters, Frigidaire Appliance Package: Self-Cleaning Oven Range w/ 5 Burners, Dishwasher, Built-in Microwave above Range, Double-Door Fridge w/ Icemaker & Water Dispenser, 3-Barstool Seat Breakfast Bar, 2 Large Pantry Cabinets & Mudroom Coat & Bench Area. Newly updated deck off Kitchen. Detached one-car garage with spacious shed. Walk-up attic. Solid Oak & Pine Wood Flooring. Newer double-paned tilt-in windows. Nice level backyard with electric. Brand-new double square paneled doors. All new plumbing. New light switches & outlets. New lighting throughout including LED recessed fixtures. Brand-New Linked Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm System.
NEW 2 Full Bathrooms
NEW Private Driveway
NEW Recessed & Other LED Lighting
NEW Finished Basement
NEW Craftsman Style Trim & Wainscoting
NEW Mud Room Area in Kitchen
NEW Gas Heating Furnace & Ductwork
NEW Central Air Conditioning
NEW 100-AMP Electric Panel
NEW Plumbing Throughout
NEW Light Switches & Outlets
NEW Linked Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarms
$429,990
2018 Taxes: $8,723
Post-Reno Increase Expectation: $1K - $2K
Schedule a Viewing:
Call/Text 201-394-5017
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NEW KITCHEN:
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Granite Kitchen Counters
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3- Barstool Seat Breakfast Bar
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Open View into Living Room
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Frigidaire Self-Cleaning Oven Range w/ 5 Burners,
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Frigidaire Dishwasher
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Frigidaire Built-in Microwave above Range,
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Fridgidaire Double-Door Fridge w/ Icemaker & Water Dispenser,
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2 Large Pantry Cabinets & Mudroom Coat & Bench Area.
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Deck with New Pressure Treated Surface Planks & Railings & Stairs
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Nice-sized Flat Yard
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5-Minute Walk to NYC Bus
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New Private Driveway for 2 Car Parking & One-Car Garage w/ Additional Parking in Back
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New Energy Saving LED Recessed & Surface Lighting Throughout
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Finished Basement Family Room w/ Gas Stove Fireplace
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New Rheem Gas Hot Air Heating
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New Rheem Central Air Conditioning
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Brand New Plumbing
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Walk-up / Stand-up Attic
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New Front Door
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Double Paned / Tilt Vinyl Windows
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Refinished Solid Oak & Pine Wood Flooring
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New 2-Paneled Interior Door
Bergenfield Parks
John Pall Park - Thomes Blvd.
Wayne Golon Park - Hallberg Avenue
Longshultz Park - Williamson Road
Fred Triplett Park - Dick Street
Thomas Roos Park - Clover Street
George Hendrickson Park - Momar Drive
John O’Kane Park - Grove Street
Edwin Grube Park - East Broad Street
Charles Richardson Park - Preston Place
John Lafferty Park - Murray Hill Terrace
Walter Lubbe, Jr. Playground - Memorial Field - New Bridge
Petros Loizides Park - Bridge Street @ Front Street
Jacoby Park - Lee Place & Quincy Lane
Ross Applegate Park - Hickory Avenue
French Brook Park - Spring Street
Mayor’s Park - triangle @ West Broad, Luke & Melrose
August Block Park - Merritt Avenue & Phelps Avenue
Twin Boro Park - Twin Boro Lane - ball fields
Memorial Field - New Bridge Road - ball fields
Town Tennis Courts
Coopers Pond on Church St.
In an article entitled “Family-friendly and Affordable” by Venessa Wong and Joel Stonington for Bloomberg Businessweek, the Borough of Bergenfield was ranked as the #2 best place in the State of New Jersey to raise children.
Using 2010 data from Onboard Informatics, a real estate information and technology company in New York, Bloomberg Businessweek evaluated a total of 5,418 locations nationwide with populations larger than the state median but no larger than 50,000. They considered only locations where the median income is within 20 percent of the state’s median. The rankings put the most weight on school performance and the number of schools, crime statistics, and cost of living. Other factors included job growth, air quality, ethnic diversity, and access to recreational amenities (within the county), such as parks, zoos, theaters, and museums.
Jennifer Prince, rankings analyst for Bloomberg, helped to compile the ranking.