A level of quality and design that is seldom seen in estate homes. This architectural masterpiece, crafted by Jordan Rosenberg, built to perfection by Park Hill Development, and brought to life with interiors by Vanessa Deleon, is truly unparalleled. The exterior boasts NuCedar, a slate roof, and exquisite mahogany accents, forming a visually stunning facade. This exceptional property, akin to a luxury resort, features meticulously curated landscaping, enchanting gardens, remarkable stonework, a pool, and a cabana that will leave you in awe. Words fail to capture the overwhelming sensation upon entering this residence. Each room across all floors exudes its unique personality, with details so intricate they defy description, and amenities so numerous they cannot be comprehensively listed. The home is offered fully furnished at the current asking price.
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The Charming Saddle River
Saddle River is one of Bergen County’s most prestigious and picturesque communities, offering luxury estates, top-rated schools, and an unmatched sense of privacy. Known for its scenic beauty and elegant properties, this exclusive suburb provides a peaceful, country-like setting just 25 miles from Manhattan. With grand homes, lush landscapes, and a reputation for refined living, Saddle River real estate represents the pinnacle of luxury and sophistication in Northern New Jersey.
23 E Denison Drive offers the opportunity to live in one of Bergen County’s most established luxury residential communities. Saddle River is known for its estate properties, mature landscaping, quiet roads, privacy, and a distinctive rural-suburban setting while still offering convenient access to shopping, dining, schools, highways, and New York City.
Estate Setting & Privacy
Saddle River is known for larger properties, mature trees, and a peaceful residential atmosphere.
The borough’s low-density character creates a sense of space and privacy rarely found in Bergen County.
Quiet residential streets and established neighborhoods support a refined suburban lifestyle.
Premier Bergen County Location
Conveniently positioned near Route 17, the Garden State Parkway, and major Bergen County corridors.
Easy access to nearby towns including Ridgewood, Allendale, Ho-Ho-Kus, Ramsey, and Upper Saddle River.
Practical for commuting throughout Northern New Jersey and toward New York City.
Shopping & Dining Nearby
Close to downtown Ridgewood, known for restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and professional services.
Convenient to shopping and dining along Route 17 and nearby Bergen County retail destinations.
Access to everyday conveniences while maintaining a quiet residential setting.
Parks, Trails & Outdoor Space
Nearby access to local parks, walking areas, and open green space.
Close to Saddle River County Park and other Bergen County recreation options.
A strong fit for buyers seeking a private setting with access to outdoor activity.
Highly Regarded Schools
Served by Saddle River School District for elementary education.
High school students attend Northern Highlands Regional High School.
The area is known for strong public and private school options nearby.
Luxury Residential Character
Saddle River is one of New Jersey’s most recognized luxury residential communities.
The borough is known for estate homes, historic properties, newer custom residences, and manicured grounds.
A desirable setting for buyers seeking privacy, space, and proximity to Manhattan.
Nearby Destinations
Downtown Ridgewood: approximately 10–15 minutes
Route 17: minutes away
Garden State Parkway: convenient nearby access
Saddle River County Park: nearby recreation access
Paramus shopping and dining: approximately 15–20 minutes
Newark Liberty International Airport: approximately 35–45 minutes
Manhattan: approximately 45–60 minutes, depending on traffic
Saddle River offers a rare Bergen County lifestyle defined by estate properties, mature landscapes, privacy, strong schools, and convenient access to major highways, shopping, dining, and New York City.
Notable Sale & Market Significance
23 E Denison Drive: A $9.25 Million Saddle River Sale and
2026 NJMLS Benchmark
23 E Denison Drive in Saddle River, New Jersey, closed for
$9,250,000 on
.
Based on NJMLS sold-property records reviewed on
, the transaction
was the highest-priced qualifying residential sale reported by NJMLS
in 2026 as of that date. It also ranked fourth among the qualifying
residential transactions reported during the full three-year period
from August 23, 2023 through August 23, 2026.
Three-year distinction:
New Jersey Proper represented a party in each of the five highest-priced
qualifying residential sales reported by NJMLS during the reviewed
three-year period. Together, the five properties closed for
$63.25 million across Alpine, Saddle River, and Englewood.
Closed Sale Price
$9.25M
Sold Date
2026 NJMLS Ranking
No. 1
Qualifying residential sales as of August 23, 2026
Three-Year NJMLS Ranking
No. 4
August 23, 2023 through August 23, 2026
A Notable Saddle River Estate Sale
Set on approximately 2.1 acres, 23 E Denison Drive is an
approximately 11,581-square-foot estate with six bedrooms,
eight full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms.
The residence brings together architecture by Jordan Rosenberg,
construction by Park Hill Development, and interiors by Vanessa
DeLeon Associates. Its design, acreage, finished interior area,
outdoor amenities, and private estate setting contributed to its
position within the upper tier of the Saddle River luxury real
estate market.
Approximately 11,581 square feet of interior living space
Approximately 2.1 acres in Saddle River, New Jersey
Six bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms
NuCedar exterior, slate roof, and mahogany detailing
Landscaped grounds, gardens, stonework, pool, and cabana
Why This Closing Matters to the Saddle River Luxury Market
Verified sales at this price level are limited. The $9.25 million
closing provides a current reference point for Saddle River homeowners,
buyers, appraisers, attorneys, builders, and developers evaluating
significant estate properties in the borough and the surrounding
Northern New Jersey luxury market.
The result should not be treated as a universal valuation formula.
Acreage, usable land, street location, privacy, architecture,
construction quality, interior design, condition, outdoor amenities,
competing inventory, and buyer demand remain property-specific factors
when determining the market position of a luxury residence.
Broader New Jersey Proper Sales Record
The closing extended New Jersey Proper’s upper-tier transaction record
into 2026. The team represented a party in all five of the
highest-priced qualifying NJMLS residential sales identified during
the three-year review, including transactions in Alpine, Saddle River,
and Englewood.
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