Single Family Home For Sale in Alpine, NJ
MLS# : 24008738
PROPERTY DETAILS
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
The pinnacle of modern luxury sitting on a private double cul-de-sac road and a view of the rolling hills, the ultimate oasis awaits. Over 13,000sqft and wrapped in White Limestone, enjoy the endless amenities this home has to offer. Expansive ceilings with immensely oversized windows allowing sunlight to drench every room throughout. Custom Italian chefs kitchen with breakfast area leading through all glass wall to a covered indoor/outdoor area. Double height foyer + family room, library/office, 1br/ensuite, and laundry room completes the first floor. Second level offers a primary resort-like oversized bedroom with sitting area, walk-out balcony, 2 walk-in closets, 2 spa-like baths, and fireplace. Completing 2nd level are 4 ensuite bedrooms and laundry room. Sun drenched walkout lower level with radiant floors offers a movie theater, gym, bedroom w/ensuite, pwdr, wine cellar and full bar. Backyard featuring a zero edge pool, cabana with full kitchen/bedroom. Completion Q1 '25
Amenities
Close/School, 1st Flr Primary Bdrm
This listing is a courtesy of Howard Hanna Rand Realty, Englewood Cliffs
(201) 567-5335 office, listing agent Afsaneh Kiarash
MADISON ADAMSTM
Ridgewood, NJ 07450
201-760-1100 (office)
201-760-1102 (fax)
About Alpine, NJ Real Estate Market
While Alpine is a small town in terms of area, it is one of the most expensive places to live. Forbes magazine ranked Alpine as the town with the most expensive ZIP code in the USA, which costs around $4.25 million. Alpine even ranks very high in terms of living standards, as despite its low population, you can find large homes and mansions in the town as expensive parts of New Jersey real estate. Alpine was ranked 15th best place to live in the New Jersey state by the New Jersey Monthly magazine.
The town of Alpine was formed by the portions of Harrington Township in 1903 and Cresskill in 1904, under an act of the New Jersey Legislature introduced in 1903. The credits behind the naming of the town as Alpine goes to the wife of a renowned journalist Charles Nordhoff, who believed that the geographical setting of the town looked very similar to the Swiss Alps. Some of the places of interest in Alpine are Pallisades Interstate Park, Alpine Boat Basin, Alpine Pavilion and Blackedge-Kearney House.
| Population: | 1,849 |
| Total Housing Units: | 670 |
| Single Family Homes: | 653 |
| General Tax Rate (2023): | 0.789% |
| Effective Tax Rate (2023): | 0.749% |
| Compare To Other Towns |
Alpine Market Indicators
PRICE INDEX
| Average Price* (12mo): | $3,554,582 |
| Homes Sold* (12mo): | 19 |
SINGLE FAMILY HOME SALES
Alpine, NJ
REAL ESTATE TAXES
| General Tax Rate (2023): | 0.789% |
| Effective Tax Rate (2023): | 0.749% |
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General Tax Rate is used to determine the amount of real estate tax levied upon a particular property. This rate is used to compute the tax bill.
Effective Tax Rate is used to compare of one district to another district based on the assumption that all districts are at 100% valuation. This rate has been computed by the State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury using County Equalization Average Ratios. This rate is NOT to be used to compute the tax bill.
Data Source: US Census 2010, NJ MLS, State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury
