Absolutely! I have sold over 100 homes in Bogota, and am impressed by the friendliness of the residents, the pride they take in their properties, and how they look after one another. Over the past 5+ years, many younger couples with children have moved into Bogota, and they are adding vibrancy to this quaint town. These parents also actively participate in the schools and their community. Centrally located, Bogota is minutes from all major highways, and also has the convenience of bus service to New York City. All of the wonderful colonials built in the 30's are being renovated, and this mile square little town is in gentrification.
Take a look around the town. The prices are reasonable, and it's a desirable area. Give me a call!
Ann Santee
Vice President/Broker Associate
Mark DeLuca Realtors
201-233-5278
yes, Bogota is a family/friendly town, one of my best friends lives there. commuting is easy enough buses go directly to the city 30 minutes or less. Schools are excellent, my friends sons both granduated from the High School and are dentists today. You will be minutes away from some of the best malls in New Jersey.
Without a doubt you will love living in Bogota.
Good Luck
Dianne Mitchell
RE/MAX Wyckoff, New Jersey
Very much so. You have a couple of choices in the area, depending on price. Bogota, Teaneck, Ridgefield Park, Leonia are all nice towns. Good schools, great rec programs for kids, nice pocket parks and affordable housing. I would be happy to help you in your search, please give me a call at the Coldwell Banker/Teaneck office!
HI Dianna,
I own a House in Fair Lawn, bergen county, about 15 minutes driving to the city , very close to Rt. 4, also close by train station, 3 minutes walking distance, its brand new house , 3 floors,4BR,3.5 bath and 2 kitchen.
Fair Lawn is much better than Bogota, Safe, clean , School system is excellent
Please call me for more info
Cell 551-206-3896
email: ssoliman1956@yahoo,com
I'm not sure why you selected Bogota, however there are many family friendly towns in Bergen County, with terrific school systems. I would highly advise you to seek a professional Realtor to guide you through your search, rather than second guess.
Dianne Mitchell-Satriano
Bergenfield is VERY family friendly! There are so many parks and the town pool is fun for all! There are scouts and school groups that have activities going all year long! Memorial field on New Bridge Road becomes a water park/camp in the summer for town residents - for FREE!! Washington Avenue is full of retail stores, restaurants, banks, etc - and is within walking distance to everyone's house in town! Go to http://www.maps.live.com and take a look at our beautiful Bergenfield! the satellite images are like you're taking a hot air balloon ride overhead! take a look at my house for sale and contact me for more info! If my husband wasn't getting transferred, we would stay here forever!
Dianna, a large proportion of the people living in Bogota live in families, but that said -- it's important that you look at and research the town some to ensure it's the right fit for you.
Hi Dianna, Marc is right about driving through the towns, etc. Bogota is a very small town just south of Teaneck and east of Hackensack, very good proximity to NYC transportation (as is Teaneck) with about 10,000 residents. It's one of the communities that has a good variety of moderate-priced homes (mostly colonials) and a one-block center of town, also multi-generation families (grown kids stay or move back and raise their families close to grandparents, etc.). I am very familiar with it and surrounding comunities, let me and my team help you!
No one will tell you that any town is NOT family friendly. So make your own judgement by visiting neighborhoods, schools, the downtown, etc.
Yes it is and you should come out and see it for yourself. If you would like to get started with this process, please give me a call so I can better assist you with information about towns and homes that fit your needs. I can be reached directly at 201-615-1113.
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