A picturesque image of strawberry fields and apple orchards inspired many to settle on the rich and fertile land just west of the Hudson river.

What was a Dutch settlement for the mill builders in the 18th century is now the quintessential image of fine country living.  The marvelous township that lies just 5 miles south of New York, Upper Saddle River rests in one of the finest areas of Bergen County New Jersey.  This quaint 5 square mile town spells peace and privacy with notable features such as 1 acre lots, sprawling estates with large tree protection and finely manicured townhouses.  

Reportedly named by 2 Scotsman who believed the town resembled the Sadle Burn in their homeland, this unique stretch of rolling hills has grown into an elegant and refined suburban dream.  The town is bisected by Saddle River, a tributary of the Passaic river and is bordered by 8 municipalities

The Upper Saddle river school system is composed of three schools, Reynolds Elementary for Pre-k through 2nd Grade, Edith A Bogert from 3-5 and Emil A Cavallini Middle School up to 8th Grade.  Students in grades 9-12 attend the Northern Highlands Regional High School, one of the states most outstanding, which was awarded the Blue Ribbon school Award of Excellence.  This prestigious award is the highest any American high school can receive.

The residents of Upper Saddle river enjoy a robust sports and recreation curriculum with myriad annual events and programs being offered to those of all ages.There are over a dozen clubs and organizations, 4 houses of worship, a public library, as well as the Hopper-Goetschius House, a Revolutionary War era home turned museum.  

This attractive town is abound with a historic ambiance that maintains its quiet pastoral flair and offers residents sanctuary from disquiet.