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Newly renovated two-family home in a convenient East Rutherford location. This vacant, move-in-ready property has undergone a major renovation, with nearly everything updated, including both kitchens, all bathrooms, flooring, windows, roof, and more. The first-floor unit offers 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen, plus direct use of the lower level featuring a recreation room, half bathroom, and laundry room. The second-floor unit offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a living room, kitchen, and its own laundry room. Both units are vacant, providing flexibility for owner-occupants, extended household use, or investment purposes. Additional features include a fenced-in yard, detached 1-car garage, and a long single-file driveway for additional off-street parking. Approximate lot size is 7,501 sq. ft. based on public records.
Newly Renovated Two-Family Home in East Rutherford
195 Van Winkle Street is a newly renovated two-family residence offering vacant, move-in-ready living space, updated interiors, a detached garage, driveway parking, and a fenced yard in a convenient East Rutherford location.
Property TypeTwo-Family Home
Units2 Vacant Units
ParkingDetached Garage + Driveway
Outdoor SpaceFenced Yard
Property Overview
Nearly everything at 195 Van Winkle Street has been updated, including both kitchens, all bathrooms, flooring, windows, roof, and more. The home offers a flexible two-family layout with one unit spanning the first floor and lower level, plus a separate second-floor unit.
Both units are currently vacant, creating flexibility for an owner-occupant, investor, or buyer seeking a multi-generational housing setup. The property also includes a one-car detached garage, a long single-file driveway, and a fenced rear yard.
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First Floor Unit
2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen
Updated kitchen, renovated bathrooms, refreshed finishes, direct connection to lower level
Lower Level
Half bathroom, recreation room, laundry room
Additional finished living space attached to the first-floor unit
Second Floor Unit
3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, living room, kitchen, laundry room
Separate upper-level living space with in-unit laundry
Exterior
Detached garage, long driveway, fenced yard
Private outdoor area and off-street parking
East Rutherford Location
East Rutherford is a well-located Bergen County community known for its commuter access, local conveniences, and proximity to major employment, entertainment, and transportation corridors. The location offers access to nearby shopping, dining, parks, schools, and regional highways.
For buyers seeking a renovated multi-family property, 195 Van Winkle Street offers a practical combination of updated living space, vacant units, private parking, and a manageable residential setting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 195 Van Winkle Street a two-family home?
Yes. 195 Van Winkle Street is a newly renovated two-family residence in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Are both units vacant?
Yes. Both units are currently vacant, offering flexibility for an owner-occupant, investor, or multi-generational use.
What is the first-floor layout?
The first-floor unit includes 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a living room, dining room, kitchen, and access to a lower level with a half bathroom, recreation room, and laundry room.
What is the second-floor layout?
The second-floor unit includes 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a living room, kitchen, and laundry room.
Does the property include parking?
Yes. The property includes a one-car detached garage and a long single-file driveway.
Property details are based on information provided and should be verified through the listing, tax records, municipal records, and buyer due diligence.
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East Rutherford is a convenient Bergen County community offering strong commuter access, everyday local amenities, and close proximity to major highways, transit options, shopping, dining, and regional destinations. The town is known for its practical residential setting, access to nearby employment centers, and location near the Meadowlands, MetLife Stadium, American Dream, and surrounding North Jersey transportation corridors. For buyers considering 195 Van Winkle Street, East Rutherford offers a balanced mix of suburban living, commuter convenience, and access to the broader New York City metro area.
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