The Tour

Step onto the lawn, then through the red door. Six moments, one house.

The covered front porch with white railings and the red front door, framed by the manicured front lawn in late spring — 01 The porch, on a quiet May morning.

The same Colonial in winter light, with the long asphalt driveway leading past the side enclosed porch to the detached two-car garage, bare branches above — 02 The driveway. The detached garage at the back.

The formal dining room with wainscoting, white crown molding, hardwood floors, and a long oval wood table seating six under a drum-shade pendant light — 03 The formal dining room. Wainscoting, hardwoods, a Sunday-supper table.

The eat-in kitchen with oak cabinetry, stone-tile floor, stainless steel range and refrigerator, opening to a step-down landing and a glimpse of the adjacent dining room — 04 The eat-in kitchen. Granite, oak, and a sightline to dinner.

The interior threshold between the kitchen and a larger open family/dining area, with oak millwork, tile flooring and a step-down living space visible in the distance — 05 The connection. Kitchen flows into family room flows into the addition.

The Property

The lot is the rare part. The walk to the train is the rarer part. Having both, in the same village block, is what this address actually offers.

Built to live in

A pristine Colonial, with a newer first-floor wing for the way families actually live.

The first floor reads like a classic center-hall plan: a lovely eat-in kitchen at the back, a formal dining room behind wainscoting, a half bath off the hall, a spacious family room beneath skylights, and a living room that opens off the entry.

What changes the calculus is the newer addition. Two bedrooms on the first floor, plus a full bath built for handicap access, give the house something most Bergen County Colonials do not have: a wing that works for a parent, a teenager wanting independence, an in-home office, or the day when stairs become inconvenient.

Upstairs, the bedrooms sit under central air. Downstairs, a flexible room near the entry can be office or gym depending on the season. The two-car garage is detached and set far back along the driveway, which is what gives the front of the house its uncluttered porch-and-lawn presentation.

The Lot

Eighteen Thousand Square Feet

Almost half an acre, walking distance to the village center. For Glen Rock, that's the rare combination.

The Addition

A First-Floor Wing

Two bedrooms and a handicap-accessible full bath on the main level. Generational flexibility built in.

The Family Room

Skylights Overhead

Spacious by Colonial standards, lit by skylights, and the natural center of the house in winter.

The Commute

Glen Rock to Midtown

Glen Rock Main Line and Glen Rock Boro Hall stations both run direct to Hoboken and Manhattan. The walk is a few minutes either way.

What sets it apart

Five reasons this Colonial is unlike its neighbors.

A First-Floor Wing

Two bedrooms and a handicap-accessible full bathroom in a newer addition, ready for a parent, a guest suite, or the day when stairs are no longer the point.

A Spacious Family Room

Skylights wash the room with daylight even on grey January afternoons. It seats a family without rearranging furniture, and it leads naturally to the kitchen and the back of the lot.

Eighteen Thousand Square Feet of Lot

Roughly four-tenths of an acre. Within a few minutes' walk of the train, the schools, and downtown. The math on a lot this size in a walkable Bergen County village is what makes this listing.

A Detached Two-Car Garage

Set back along the driveway, off the face of the house. The front facade keeps its porch-and-lawn presentation. The cars and the snow shovels live where they belong, behind the property.

Central Air, A Flex Room, A Front Porch

Central air on the upper level, a flexible room near the entry that can be home office or home gym, an inviting covered porch out front, and a patio at the back of the lot. The small details a family actually uses.

Estimate, quietly

Run the numbers, calmly.

A rough monthly estimate on $1,099,000, set to standard assumptions. Adjust the down payment, the rate, and the term to match your situation. Nothing here leaves the page.

Down Payment 20%

$219,800

Interest Rate 6.75%

Annual fixed

Term

Approximate Monthly

$5,706

Principal & interest only. Taxes, insurance, and HOA dues not included.

Glen Rock

A small Bergen County village. Two train stations. A walking-distance downtown.

Glen Rock is six square miles between Ridgewood and Fair Lawn, served by two NJ Transit stations on two separate lines into Hoboken and Penn Station. Both are within a few blocks of 295 Rock Road. Walk to the bakery, the bookstore, the coffee shop, the brewery, the elementary schools, the borough hall.

The public school system is consistently top-ranked statewide. The actual rock for which the town is named sits in front of the high school. People stay here for two generations.

Three blocks from the train.

Five bedrooms, three baths, and a yard that doesn't exist anywhere else within walking distance of the train.

Step onto the lawn, then through the red door. Six moments, one house.

A pristine Colonial, with a newer first-floor wing for the way families actually live.

Five reasons this Colonial is unlike its neighbors.

Run the numbers, calmly.

A small Bergen County village. Two train stations. A walking-distance downtown.

Walk through 295 Rock Road.