New Jersey relocation guide
Moving to Washington Township, Bergen County, NJ
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About Washington Township, Bergen County
Washington Township (Bergen County — not to be confused with New Jersey's other Washington Townships) is a quiet Pascack Valley suburb of single-family homes on generous lots, with no train station of its own and a shared regional school district with Westwood. Anchors include the Seven Chimneys historic site, the municipal complex and public library on Pascack Road, and the Nicholas Zabriskie House — the township's oldest house (1745–1750) and the third-oldest in Bergen County.
Home prices in Washington Township, Bergen County
Home prices in Washington Township, Bergen County vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Washington Township, Bergen County
- Seven Chimneys — historic landmark.
- Municipal building and public library complex (shown below).
- Nicholas Zabriskie House — oldest house in the township (shown below).
- Township Fire Department (shown below).
- Local parks and the Pascack Road corridor.
Commuting from Washington Township, Bergen County
- No station in the township; the nearest named rail option is Westwood station (Pascack Valley Line).
- NJ Transit bus: 165 via nearby Westwood to Port Authority; 752 local. Rockland Coaches 46, 47, 49 offer weekday rush-hour Port Authority service from Pascack Road/Washington Avenue.
- Approximate drive to Midtown Manhattan: ~35–50 minutes (approximate; longer with traffic).
Washington Township, Bergen County FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Washington Township, Bergen County, NJ?
Home prices in Washington Township, Bergen County vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from Washington Township, Bergen County, NJ?
No station in the township; the nearest named rail option is Westwood station (Pascack Valley Line).
Town links
Schools
Transit
Official town resources. School report cards via the New Jersey Department of Education.