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1221 Fairmount Place presents a renovated Colonial residence in Fort Lee’s desirable Bluffs section, offering a refined layout, updated finishes, and convenient access to one of Bergen County’s most established residential neighborhoods.
The home opens with a two-story foyer and a bright, open main level designed for comfortable everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is a central feature, appointed with an oversized quartz waterfall island, custom tile backsplash, and high-end stainless steel appliances, including Wolf and Sub-Zero. Sliding doors extend the living space to a raised deck overlooking the backyard, creating an easy connection between the interior and outdoor areas.
The second level includes the primary suite along with three additional bedrooms. The primary suite features dual walk-in closets and a well-appointed bath with double vanities, a bidet, glass-enclosed shower, and freestanding soaking tub. The finished lower level adds valuable flexible space with a recreation room, office or bedroom option, full bath, and access to a heated three-car garage.
Set within Fort Lee’s Bluffs neighborhood, 1221 Fairmount Place offers a strong combination of space, function, and location near local parks, shopping, dining, major highways, and convenient access to New York City.
Fort Lee Location Guide
Set in Fort Lee’s established Bluff section, 1221 Fairmount Pl offers a rare blend of residential privacy, Bergen County convenience, access to New York City, nearby parks, local dining, schools, cultural destinations, and the Hudson River / Palisades lifestyle.
Why Buyers Value This Fort Lee Location
1221 Fairmount Pl places buyers in one of Fort Lee’s most recognizable residential pockets, with a setting that feels private while still being close to transportation, shopping, dining, parks, schools, and the George Washington Bridge corridor.
Fort Lee is a compact Bergen County borough on the Hudson River. The town is directly connected to the New Jersey approaches to the George Washington Bridge, which makes it a practical location for buyers who want a suburban residential setting with fast regional access to Manhattan, Edgewater, Englewood, Leonia, Palisades Park, Cliffside Park, and the surrounding Gold Coast communities.
For lifestyle buyers, the location offers more than a commute. Fort Lee provides access to Palisades trails, scenic overlooks, neighborhood parks, a strong restaurant scene, cultural destinations, nearby ferry options, and established local services.
Map: 1221 Fairmount Pl, Fort Lee, NJ
The map below is centered on the property location and helps buyers understand the home’s relationship to Fort Lee’s Bluff section, local parks, Main Street, the George Washington Bridge corridor, and nearby Hudson River communities.
Commuting and Transportation
Fort Lee is one of Bergen County’s most strategically positioned towns for buyers who need access to New York City, the Hudson River waterfront, and North Jersey employment centers. The George Washington Bridge corridor is a major part of the town’s identity and gives residents access to Manhattan by car, bus, and connecting transit.
| Transportation Feature | Buyer Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| George Washington Bridge Access | Direct regional connection between Fort Lee and upper Manhattan. | Highly valuable for buyers commuting to Manhattan, the Bronx, Westchester, or other regional destinations. |
| George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal | Provides access to bus carriers serving the bridge corridor and Manhattan connection points. | The terminal is located in New York at 4211 Broadway and serves NJ Transit and other bus carriers. |
| NJ Transit Bus Options | Useful for buyers who want a public transit alternative to driving. | Buyers should confirm the most convenient route and stop based on destination, schedule, and walking distance. |
| Edgewater Ferry Landing | Nearby Hudson River ferry option for weekday Manhattan commuting. | NY Waterway lists Edgewater Ferry Landing at 989 River Road and provides weekday commuter service to Midtown / W. 39th Street. |
| Regional Roads | Access to Route 4, Route 46, I-95 / New Jersey Turnpike connections, Palisades Interstate Parkway, and nearby Hudson River towns. | Traffic patterns vary significantly around the bridge; buyers should test commute times during their normal travel hours. |
Commute times vary by time of day, bridge traffic, weather, route, transit schedule, and final destination. Buyers should independently verify current commute times.
Parks, Recreation, and Outdoor Access
One of the strongest lifestyle advantages of Fort Lee is access to the Palisades and Hudson River park system. Palisades Interstate Park offers forested land, cliffside scenery, Hudson River views, and miles of hiking trails, all within a short regional distance from Fort Lee neighborhoods.
Fort Lee Historic Park is another important local destination. Set on the Palisades near the George Washington Bridge, it includes scenic overlooks, a visitor center, reconstructed Revolutionary War features, and views toward the Hudson River, Manhattan, and the bridge.
Buyers also benefit from local municipal amenities such as Constitution Park and the Jack Alter Fort Lee Community Center, which provides a large indoor recreation facility supporting youth and adult sports and community programming.
Nearby Outdoor and Recreation Destinations
- Palisades Interstate Park: Hudson River cliffs, forested land, trails, riverfront access, and scenic overlooks.
- Fort Lee Historic Park: cliff-top parkland, Revolutionary War history, visitor center, and views of the Hudson, Manhattan, and George Washington Bridge.
- Constitution Park: local Fort Lee park and neighborhood recreation space.
- Jack Alter Fort Lee Community Center: 35,000-square-foot facility with community and sports programming.
- Hudson River waterfront: nearby access through Edgewater and the Palisades corridor.
Dining, Shopping, and Everyday Convenience
Fort Lee is known for strong local dining, especially along and around Main Street, Lemoine Avenue, Palisade Avenue, and the Hudson Lights area. Buyers will find casual dining, cafes, bakeries, Korean restaurants, sushi, ramen, barbecue, fitness studios, salons, medical offices, banks, pharmacies, and everyday services within the broader town center.
Hudson Lights adds a more modern mixed-use retail and dining component to Fort Lee, with restaurants, cafes, health and beauty services, fitness, banking, pharmacy access, and entertainment uses. Fort Lee also has a distinct restaurant identity shaped by its Korean, Japanese, and broader international dining options.
| Destination / Area | Why It Matters to Buyers |
|---|---|
| Main Street / Lemoine Avenue / Palisade Avenue | Core Fort Lee corridors for restaurants, local businesses, cafes, bakeries, services, and daily errands. |
| Hudson Lights | Mixed-use shopping and dining destination with cafes, restaurants, services, fitness, pharmacy, and entertainment uses. |
| Korean and Asian Dining Scene | Fort Lee is widely recognized by buyers for its depth of Korean, Japanese, ramen, barbecue, bakery, and cafe options. |
| Edgewater Waterfront | Nearby access to waterfront dining, shopping, ferry service, and Hudson River views. |
| Englewood and Tenafly Corridors | Additional dining, shopping, private schools, arts, and professional services within a short regional drive. |
| New York City | Manhattan access remains one of Fort Lee’s defining location advantages. |
Schools and Community
Fort Lee is served by Fort Lee Public Schools, a local public school district serving residents of the borough. The district includes elementary schools, Lewis F. Cole Middle School, and Fort Lee High School.
For buyers making a purchase decision based on schools, assignments and enrollment requirements should be confirmed directly with Fort Lee Public Schools. School boundaries, grade configurations, transportation eligibility, and enrollment policies can change.
Culture, History, and Local Identity
Fort Lee has a distinctive identity that goes beyond its bridge access. The borough is tied to Revolutionary War history through Fort Lee Historic Park and Monument Park, and it also has a notable film-history legacy.
The Barrymore Film Center, located in Fort Lee, is a cinema, film museum, and archive dedicated to Fort Lee’s role in the early American motion picture industry. This gives the town a cultural anchor that is unusual for a compact suburban municipality.
Buyer Lifestyle Summary
1221 Fairmount Pl offers a location that is especially compelling for buyers who want a private residential setting without giving up convenience. The home is positioned near Fort Lee’s Bluff section, the Palisades, parks, local dining, schools, shops, cultural amenities, and the George Washington Bridge corridor.
For commuters, the value is access: bridge, bus, ferry options, regional highways, and nearby Hudson River towns. For lifestyle buyers, the value is range: parks and trails, restaurants, shopping, community facilities, cultural destinations, and proximity to Manhattan.
Location FAQs
What makes 1221 Fairmount Pl a valuable Fort Lee location?
The property offers a residential Bluff section setting with access to Fort Lee’s local dining, parks, schools, George Washington Bridge corridor, Palisades recreation, and nearby Hudson River communities.
Is Fort Lee convenient for commuting to Manhattan?
Yes. Fort Lee is directly connected to the George Washington Bridge corridor and offers bus access, regional road access, and nearby ferry options from Edgewater. Actual commute times vary by route, traffic, schedule, and destination.
What parks are near 1221 Fairmount Pl?
Nearby recreation includes Palisades Interstate Park, Fort Lee Historic Park, Constitution Park, and local Fort Lee recreation facilities. Palisades Interstate Park offers trails, forested land, Hudson River scenery, and cliffside overlooks.
What dining and shopping options are nearby?
Buyers have access to Fort Lee’s Main Street, Lemoine Avenue, Palisade Avenue, Hudson Lights, Korean and Asian dining, cafes, bakeries, fitness studios, pharmacies, banks, and everyday services.
What school district serves the property?
Fort Lee is served by Fort Lee Public Schools. Buyers should confirm the assigned school, enrollment requirements, and transportation eligibility directly with the district.
Location information is provided for general buyer orientation. Distances, commute times, school assignments, transportation schedules, park access, and amenity availability should be independently verified.
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The Charming Fort Lee
Fort Lee is one of Bergen County’s most desirable and dynamic communities, offering luxury living, spectacular Manhattan skyline views, and unbeatable proximity to New York City. Located at the base of the George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee features a mix of modern high-rise condos, elegant townhomes, and single-family residences that cater to every lifestyle. Residents enjoy top-rated schools, scenic parks, and a vibrant downtown filled with shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. With its thriving real estate market and premier Gold Coast location, Fort Lee continues to attract buyers seeking sophistication, convenience, and world-class city access in Northern New Jersey.
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