Vol. I · Price Reduced · June 2026
A Corner Townhome on Roosevelt Place, Three Bedrooms and a Garage in Palisades Park
1,730 square feet of living space, a wood-burning fireplace, west-facing deck, and a $200-per-month HOA — within walking distance of NJ Transit and minutes from the George Washington Bridge.
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This three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom corner townhome occupies a quiet corner of Palisades Park, New Jersey, within a self-managed community that carries no special assessments. The 1,730-square-foot residence spans three levels, beginning at ground-floor entry with a tiled foyer, a coat closet, and a rear bedroom with two closets and its own thermostat — a space equally suited to guests, a home office, or flexible use.
The main living level opens into an L-shaped living and dining room defined by hardwood floors, high ceilings, and an east-facing bay window that fills the space with morning light. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the room, flanked by recessed lighting and windows on two exposures — the advantage of a corner unit. The adjacent kitchen features a gas range, ceramic tile floors and backsplash, double sinks, stainless steel appliances, and a microwave-convection oven, with a dedicated laundry room housing a full-size side-by-side washer and dryer.
Upstairs, the primary suite offers vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with double sinks, a standalone shower, a jacuzzi tub, a skylight, and a linen closet. A second full bathroom on this level includes a tub and linen closet. Throughout the home, central air with a Nest thermostat and gas baseboard heat ensure year-round comfort. The living-level dining area opens through a sliding door to a west-facing wood deck overlooking a landscaped common lawn — a private outdoor room for the warmer months.
The single-car garage features an electric opener and direct interior access. The monthly HOA fee of $200 covers common-area maintenance; there are no special assessments pending. The community is self-managed, translating to responsive local control rather than distant property management.
Note: Interior listing photographs have been virtually staged to suggest furniture placement and scale. Buyers should view the photos with this in mind and verify spatial dimensions during a private showing.
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Commute to NYC
125 Roosevelt Place sits in one of the most practical commuter pockets in Bergen County — within walking distance of NJ Transit and a short drive to the George Washington Bridge. Here is how the options compare.
NJ Transit Bus 166
The Bus 166 stops on Grand Avenue — a short walk from the property — and runs direct to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan. Local service and express variants (166X via I-95, 166T via Turnpike) operate throughout the day.
Also served by Bus 165 on Broad Avenue.
Driving — George Washington Bridge
The GWB is about 3 miles east via local roads. Route 9W and Route 46 provide fast connections to the bridge approaches and onward to the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels. Off-peak trips are quick; rush hour can add significant time.
GWB toll: E-ZPass variable; cash lanes available.
Bridge Plaza Park-and-Ride — Fort Lee
Drive 5 minutes north to the Bridge Plaza bus terminal in Fort Lee, where express NJ Transit buses (Routes 156, 158, 188) run to the Port Authority with a shorter bridge crossing. Park, hop on, and skip the GWB traffic.
Metered and daily parking available at Fort Lee municipal lots.
NY Waterway Ferry
Two ferry terminals serve nearby towns: Edgewater Ferry Landing (~10 min drive) and Port Imperial in Weehawken (~20 min). NY Waterway runs frequent weekday boats to Midtown West 39th Street and Downtown. The crossing itself is about 8–10 minutes on the water.
Multi-trip passes available. Weekday commuter service; limited weekends.
The bottom line: For a daily Midtown commuter from 125 Roosevelt Place, the Bus 166 is the simplest door-to-door option — walk to Grand Avenue, board an express or local, and step off at Port Authority 38 to 46 minutes later. For off-peak flexibility, the George Washington Bridge puts the Upper West Side within a 20-minute drive. For those who want a guaranteed seat and a view of the skyline, the ferry from Edgewater or Weehawken is a premium alternative.
The Agent · About Scott Selleck
Scott Selleck is a Bergen County REALTOR with 32 years of experience, specializing in the GWB corridor towns of Fort Lee, Leonia, Edgewater, Palisades Park, and Teaneck. Through The Selleck Group at Keller Williams City Views Realty, he works with homeowners who are ready to sell and relocate — licensed in both New Jersey and Florida, Scott guides clients through the full transition from pricing and preparing a home to connecting with trusted agents at the destination.
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