Single Family Home For Sale in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
MLS# : 24034070
Street : 415 Jefferson Avenue
Price : $599,999
Town : Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604
Annual Taxes : $9,780
PROPERTY DETAILS
# of Rooms : 4
Bedrooms : 2
Full Baths : 1
Half Baths : 0
Basement : Full, Unfinished
Garage : Detached
Year Built : 1900-1939
Lot Size : Irregular
Style : Cape Cod
Exterior : Aluminum
Heat/Cool : Gas, Hot Water, Oil, Radiators
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
INVESTORS & CONTRACTOR & BUILDERS , THIS PROPERTY IS BEING SOLD (AS-IS) COMPLETE REMODLE OR KNOCK DOWN. POSSIBLE DUPLEX LOT IS 81X99 APPROXIMATE
Amenities
Close/Parks, Close/School, Close/Trans, Close/Wrshp
This listing is a courtesy of Keller Williams City Views Realty 3 Group
(201) 426-0733 office, listing agent Kevin Trotter
About Hasbrouck Heights, NJ Real Estate Market
One of the most peaceful locations in the New York City, Hasbrouck Heights is an inner-ring suburb of the City and a small borough of Bergen County in New Jersey state. This suburb is situated 8 miles away from Upper Manhattan and 10 miles away from Midtown Manhattan.
Spread over 1.53 square miles, Hasbrouck Heights is confined to a few lanes and colonies, where around 12,000 people are living currently in decently-sized New Jersey homes. Hasbrouck Heights borders other boroughs of Bergen County, such as Teterboro, Hackensack, Wood-Ridge, Moonachie and Lodi.
The area which forms the primary part of Hasbrouck Heights right now was erstwhile known as Corona in the mid-1800s. Earlier, it was restricted just around two local railroad stations. To honour the former general manager of New Jersey and New York Railroad, Jacob Dillon Hasbrouck, the place got its name Hasbrouck in 1989. Later on, the borough received the suffix ‘Heights’ to avoid confusion with a community of a similar name in upstate New York.
The final naming of Hasbrouck Heights happened in 1894 under the act of the New Jersey Legislature. The town further expanded by including the portions of Lodi Township, and during the Boroughitis phenomenon, it got the status of a borough under Bergen County.
Spread over 1.53 square miles, Hasbrouck Heights is confined to a few lanes and colonies, where around 12,000 people are living currently in decently-sized New Jersey homes. Hasbrouck Heights borders other boroughs of Bergen County, such as Teterboro, Hackensack, Wood-Ridge, Moonachie and Lodi.
The area which forms the primary part of Hasbrouck Heights right now was erstwhile known as Corona in the mid-1800s. Earlier, it was restricted just around two local railroad stations. To honour the former general manager of New Jersey and New York Railroad, Jacob Dillon Hasbrouck, the place got its name Hasbrouck in 1989. Later on, the borough received the suffix ‘Heights’ to avoid confusion with a community of a similar name in upstate New York.
The final naming of Hasbrouck Heights happened in 1894 under the act of the New Jersey Legislature. The town further expanded by including the portions of Lodi Township, and during the Boroughitis phenomenon, it got the status of a borough under Bergen County.
| Population: | 7,473 |
| Total Housing Units: | 4,627 |
| Single Family Homes: | 3,308 |
| General Tax Rate (2023): | 2.576% |
| Effective Tax Rate (2023): | 2.445% |
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Hasbrouck Heights Market Indicators
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| Average Price* (12mo): | $662,548 |
| Homes Sold* (12mo): | 88 |
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REAL ESTATE TAXES
| General Tax Rate (2023): | 2.576% |
| Effective Tax Rate (2023): | 2.445% |
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