Presenting an unparalleled level of luxury, this newly constructed estate is a masterpiece designed by the renowned architect Jordan Rosenberg. Nestled on a sprawling 2-acre lot in Ridgewood's prestigious Country Club section, this Hampton-style home is a true gem. Boasting 6 bedrooms and 7.5 baths, the residence spans over 8,000 square feet of exquisite craftsmanship. Step inside to discover soaring 9 to 14-foot ceilings, adorned with unique ceiling details in nearly every room. The interior is adorned with designer high-end lighting fixtures, vanities, and appliances, while 5-inch herringbone hardwood floors add a touch of elegance to every space. The open living spaces are filled with abundant natural light, creating a bright and airy ambiance throughout. At the heart of the home lies a designer kitchen featuring a 10-foot marble center island and top-of-the-line Wolf and Thermador appliances. Adjacent to the kitchen is the grand great room, complete with a coffered ceiling and an impressive chic fireplace. The exterior is equally captivating, with curb appeal that is nothing short of perfection. NuCedar siding, copper gutters, custom windows, and doors, along with bluestone walkways and patios, create a welcoming and stylish façade. It also has pool & cabana with full Bathroom, and 2 separate covered outdoor kitchens, completing the perfect package for a luxurious & enjoyable lifestyle. Glam Room, Media Room/theatre, Wine Room & Master Bath are complete. Generac 26kvp Generator Added. The traditional charm and modern sophistication, makes this home truly one-of-a-kind in Ridgewood's real estate landscape.
A newly built Ridgewood estate organized around expansive indoor–outdoor living
Set on approximately 1.84 acres in Ridgewood’s established Country Club area, this six-bedroom residence combines a three-level center-hall plan with high-volume interiors, a pool and cabana program, two covered outdoor kitchens, recreation rooms and a three-car heated garage. Current marketing identifies architect Jordan Rosenberg and more than 8,000 square feet of living space.
$5.2MCurrent asking price*
6Bedrooms
7 + 1Full and half baths
8,183Published square feet*
Approx. 1.84Acres*
3Heated garage bays*
The Residence
A center-hall plan with substantial ceiling height, tailored finishes and direct access to the veranda
The house is presented as a newly built, Hamptons-influenced estate with a two-story entry and grand-scale rooms. Nine- to fourteen-foot ceiling heights, chevron-pattern wood flooring and broad window placement establish the interior framework, while the kitchen and great room connect directly to the covered outdoor program.
The kitchen is identified with Kuche+Cucina two-tone cabinetry, Wolf, Thermador and Miele appliances, a 72-inch refrigerator, dual sinks, a Thermador espresso machine and a ten-foot Calcutta Roma marble peninsula with a bookmatched backsplash. The arrangement supports preparation, informal seating and service to adjoining entertaining areas.
The great room centers on a custom entertainment wall and fireplace and opens to the veranda. Across three finished levels, the program includes six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, one powder room, a theater or media room, gym, wine cellar and additional flexible spaces described in current marketing.
Exterior materials include NuCedar or cement-board siding, stone, copper gutters, custom windows and doors, and bluestone walks and patios. Multi-zone heating, central air, a Generac generator, security and sprinkler systems, two fireplaces and a heated three-car garage address year-round operation.
01Two-story arrivalA center-hall layout, high ceilings, chevron-pattern flooring and abundant glazing define the main level.
02Designer kitchenTwo-tone cabinetry, professional-grade appliances, a 72-inch refrigerator and dual sinks support daily and catered use.
03Marble work surfacesA ten-foot Calcutta Roma waterfall peninsula and bookmatched backsplash form the kitchen’s central work and serving zone.
04Great room and verandaThe principal gathering room includes an entertainment wall, fireplace and direct access to covered outdoor space.
05Six-bedroom planSix bedrooms and seven-and-one-half bathrooms provide private accommodations across the residence.
06Recreation levelCurrent marketing identifies a theater or media room, gym, wine cellar and additional finished flexible areas.
07Exterior craftsmanshipNuCedar or cement-board siding, stone, copper gutters and bluestone hardscape shape the exterior palette.
08Mechanical supportMulti-zone gas heat, central air, security, sprinklers and a Generac generator are identified in current listing materials.
09Heated three-car garageThe attached garage and expanded driveway support vehicle storage, guest parking and day-to-day access.
01 · Setting
Approximately 1.84 acres in an established Ridgewood enclave
The lot provides separation for the residence, broad lawn areas and a substantial pool, cabana and outdoor entertaining program.
02 · Indoor–Outdoor Use
Veranda, two outdoor kitchens and a pool pavilion
Covered cooking areas, a pergola, cabana with full bathroom and heated saltwater pool create distinct zones for dining, recreation and service.
03 · Everyday Function
Recreation rooms, generator and extensive parking
Theater, gym and wine storage are paired with multi-zone systems, backup power, a heated garage and an expanded driveway.
Estate Program
Architecture, recreation and service spaces designed as one complete property
The offering extends beyond room count. The house, veranda, pool, cabana, pergola, outdoor kitchens, garage and mechanical infrastructure form a connected residential program intended to support everyday living, larger gatherings and seasonal outdoor use.
01 · Architecture
Jordan Rosenberg design
Current marketing credits architect Jordan Rosenberg and describes a Hamptons-influenced interpretation of a center-hall estate.
02 · Kitchen
Kuche+Cucina cabinetry
Two-tone cabinetry, professional appliances, marble surfaces and multiple preparation zones anchor the main living level.
03 · Gathering
Great room and covered veranda
A fireplace and entertainment wall establish the interior focal point, with direct movement to sheltered outdoor seating.
04 · Pool
Heated saltwater swimming pool
The listing identifies an in-ground heated saltwater pool within the rear recreation area. Equipment, age and maintenance records should be reviewed.
05 · Pavilion
Cabana with full bathroom
A separate poolside pavilion adds changing, bathroom and support functions near the water and entertaining areas.
06 · Outdoor Dining
Two covered summer kitchens
Separate cooking and service zones expand dining capacity and reduce traffic between the pool area and the main kitchen.
07 · Recreation
Theater, gym and wine cellar
Dedicated entertainment, fitness and storage rooms broaden the finished lower-level program.
08 · Infrastructure
Garage, generator and systems
A heated three-car garage, backup generator, multi-zone heating, central air, sprinklers and security support estate operation.
Buyer Review
Estate-specific documents and conditions to examine before purchase
A recently built house with extensive exterior improvements warrants a coordinated review of municipal records, plans, systems, warranties and site conditions. The items below are practical diligence categories rather than representations about condition or legal compliance.
01 · Area & Plans
Square footage and approved configuration
Compare the published 8,183 square feet with architectural plans, certificates, tax records, appraisal standards and independent measurements.
02 · Construction
Permits, approvals and warranties
Review building permits, inspections, certificates of occupancy or approval, contractor information, warranties and any open municipal items.
03 · Survey
Lot lines, easements and improvements
Obtain a current survey showing the house, driveway, pool, cabana, pergola, patios, fencing, utilities and any easements or encroachments.
04 · Outdoor Program
Pool, cabana and summer kitchens
Confirm permits, safety requirements, equipment, fuel and utility connections, winterization, service history and responsibility for all fixtures.
Inspect each zone and component; request manuals, service records, transfer details, warranties and load or fuel information for backup power.
07 · Taxes
Current bill and 2027 reassessment
The current listing publishes annual taxes of $76,556. Ridgewood began a reassessment process in 2026 for the 2027 tax year; obtain current professional guidance.
08 · Personal Property
Inclusions, exclusions and controls
Use a written inventory for appliances, audiovisual equipment, window treatments, furniture, outdoor fixtures, security devices and system credentials.
09 · Risk & Coverage
Inspection, flood review and insurance
The listing currently reports no flood zone, but buyers should obtain independent flood, property-condition, environmental and replacement-cost reviews.
Ridgewood Location
An estate setting with access to downtown, commuter rail, schools and year-round recreation
Ridgewood combines a defined central business district with municipal parks, schools, library services and NJ TRANSIT rail and bus options. Actual travel times, school eligibility, parking availability, recreation access and event schedules should be tested against each household’s routine.
NJ TRANSIT lists Ridgewood Station on the Main–Bergen County Line, with municipal parking, bicycle facilities and ticketing. Schedules, transfers and parking rules can change.
The current listing identifies Orchard Elementary, George Washington Middle and Ridgewood High. Confirm assignment, registration and services directly with Ridgewood Public Schools.
Graydon provides a seasonal membership swimming facility within a larger park setting. Dates, badges, guest access and operating rules are published annually.
Village programming includes summer day camp, sports, tennis and pickleball access, skatepark use, art exhibits, community gardening and HealthBarn programs.
Ridgewood has a long-running Fourth of July flag raising, parade and evening program, plus Kasschau Shell concerts and other seasonal events. Dates and weather conditions vary.
Representative downtown restaurants with direct routing from Knollwood Road
Ridgewood’s compact downtown supports a wide range of restaurant formats around East Ridgewood Avenue, Broad Street, Oak Street, Chestnut Street and Prospect Street. The directory below is a practical sample rather than a ranking, with a route link for each location.
12Representative restaurants
3Dining categories
1Route link for each location
01Dinner and Occasion DiningItalian-inspired, steakhouse, French-American and seasonal modern American options.4 places
Felina
Italian-inspired dining in a restored bank setting with rooftop space
Review the residence, grounds and current municipal records with New Jersey Proper
396 Knollwood Road combines a newly built six-bedroom plan, approximately 1.84 acres, extensive indoor–outdoor recreation, a heated three-car garage and access to Ridgewood’s downtown, schools, parks and commuter rail. Current status, showing access, inclusions, permits, taxes and all property-specific records should be reconfirmed before reliance.
Concise answers covering the current offering, floor plan, outdoor program, taxes, schools, transportation, recreation and estate due diligence.
What is the current asking price and status of 396 Knollwood Road?
New Jersey Proper and the current NJMLS feed identify the property as active at $5,200,000. Price, status, availability and showing requirements can change and should be reconfirmed directly.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms are included?
Current marketing identifies six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and one half bathroom.
How much living space is published?
New Jersey Proper publishes 8,183 square feet. The current NJMLS detail page leaves the square-footage field blank while its remarks describe 8,000+ square feet on three levels. Buyers should review plans, certificates, tax records, appraisal methodology and independent measurements.
How large is the property?
Current listing data identifies approximately 1.84 acres, commonly described in marketing as roughly two acres. A current survey should control lot dimensions, boundaries and improvement locations.
Who designed the house and what is the general style?
Current marketing credits architect Jordan Rosenberg and describes a newly built center-hall estate with Hamptons influence, high ceilings and a mix of modern and traditional detailing.
What features are included in the kitchen?
The current listing identifies Kuche+Cucina cabinetry, Wolf, Thermador and Miele appliances, a 72-inch refrigerator, dual sinks, a Thermador espresso machine, a ten-foot Calcutta Roma marble peninsula and a bookmatched backsplash.
What outdoor amenities are included?
Current marketing identifies a heated saltwater pool, cabana pavilion with a full bathroom, pergola, covered veranda, two summer kitchens and bluestone walks and patios. Permits, equipment, fixtures and condition should be independently reviewed.
What recreation spaces are inside the house?
The offering identifies a theater or media room, gym, wine cellar and additional finished flexible spaces across the three-level plan.
How much parking is available?
The current listing publishes a heated three-car attached garage and nine additional non-garage parking spaces. Buyers should evaluate driveway geometry, vehicle fit and any permitted-use limitations in person.
What are the current property taxes?
The current NJMLS feed publishes annual taxes of $76,556. Ridgewood announced a reassessment process beginning in 2026 for the 2027 tax year, so buyers should review the current tax bill and obtain professional advice regarding prospective treatment.
Which public schools are currently associated with the address?
The current listing identifies Orchard Elementary School, George Washington Middle School and Ridgewood High School. School assignment, grade configuration, registration, transportation and eligibility should be confirmed directly with Ridgewood Public Schools.
What commuter transportation is available in Ridgewood?
NJ TRANSIT lists Ridgewood Station on the Main–Bergen County Line and provides bus options in the downtown area. Schedules, transfers, travel times, parking availability and service disruptions should be checked for each trip.
What recreation and community programming does Ridgewood offer?
Village resources identify Graydon Pool, municipal parks and fields, summer day camp, sports, tennis and pickleball access, skatepark use, community gardening, library programs, Kasschau Shell concerts and a long-running Fourth of July celebration. Dates, eligibility, fees and weather conditions vary.
Is the property shown in a flood zone?
The current listing reports no flood zone. Buyers and lenders should nevertheless obtain an independent flood determination and review drainage, groundwater, stormwater and insurance requirements with qualified professionals.
What due diligence is particularly important for this estate?
Review permits and certificates, architectural plans, square footage, survey, easements, pool and cabana approvals, outdoor-kitchen utilities, grading and drainage, HVAC, generator, security and sprinkler systems, warranties, service records, tax treatment, insurance, environmental conditions and a written inclusion and exclusion list.
*Price, status, six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, one half bathroom, 8,183 published square feet, approximately 1.84 acres, room count, ceiling heights, architect attribution, finishes, appliances, fireplaces, theater, gym, wine cellar, pool, cabana, pergola, outdoor kitchens, garage, driveway capacity, generator, mechanical systems, security, sprinklers, annual taxes, school pathway, flood-zone representation and all other property information are subject to the current listing, contract, municipal records and independent verification. The current NJMLS detail page leaves the square-footage field blank while its remarks describe 8,000+ square feet. Ridgewood announced a reassessment process in 2026 for the 2027 tax year. Buyers should consult appropriate legal, tax, inspection, appraisal, survey, engineering, insurance, environmental, school and lending professionals. Transportation, parking, restaurant operations, parks, recreation programs, camp, library services, parades, fireworks and concerts can change or be affected by weather. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Welcome to Ridgewood
The charming Ridgewood
Ridgewood is one of Bergen County’s most prestigious and sought-after communities, known for its vibrant downtown, top-ranked schools, and elegant homes. This picturesque suburb combines small-town charm with upscale living, offering tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and a lively dining and shopping scene. Just 20 miles from Manhattan, Ridgewood provides an ideal blend of convenience and sophistication, with direct train service to NYC and abundant parks and recreation. With its timeless appeal and strong community spirit, Ridgewood real estate continues to attract buyers seeking luxury, lifestyle, and lasting value in Northern New Jersey.
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