Wed, Nov 11, 2026

Westwood, NJ home sells for $1.7M, a record for the town

Listed Aug. 20 and on the market 26 days, the 2020-built house is the highest recorded residential sale in Westwood on the NJMLS, says Keller Williams agent Max Stokes.

Westwood, NJ home sells for $1.7M, a record for the town
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A four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home at 22 Bryant Place in Westwood, New Jersey sold for $1.7 million on October 27, 2026, making it the highest recorded residential sale in the town on the NJMLS, according to a release from the listing broker’s representatives. Max Stokes of Keller Williams represented both the buyer and the seller, the release says.

Why it matters

The house was listed August 20 at $1.649 million and spent 26 days on the market, the broker’s representative says. It closed about $51,000, or 3.1%, above that ask. The 3,067-square-foot house was built in 2020 and last sold for $885,000 that year, so the price is about 92% higher, or roughly $554 per square foot.

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Westwood, in Bergen County about 25 miles northwest of New York City, is known for lower prices than nearby Ridgewood. The release says most homes there trade between $600,000 and $700,000, so this sale landed at more than double that range.

Stokes attributes the price to condition. “Buyers are willing to pay a premium for homes where the work has already been done,” he says. The house was renovated and turnkey, he says, and “buyers are putting a real dollar value on not having to renovate.”

He says buyers who first looked at Ridgewood and other nearby towns are now taking Westwood seriously, helped by a walkable downtown, train service to New York and prices that go further than in some surrounding towns. The downtown includes restaurants, cafes, a bookstore, a wine bar and a local brewery, Five Dimes.

He cautions against reading too much into one sale. “I wouldn’t say one sale changes an entire market,” he says, but it “demonstrates what’s possible.” Homes that need major work or are overpriced can sit, he says, while well-presented, correctly priced homes still draw multiple offers. His team marketed the house before its official launch, which he says helped build the competition behind the final price.

Stokes is a New Jersey certified appraiser, a licensed real estate title producer and president of the Ho-Ho-Kus Chamber of Commerce, per the release.

The numbers

  • $1.7 million sale price, closed October 27, 2026
  • $1.649 million list price, set August 20, 2026
  • 26 days on the market
  • $885,000 paid in 2020, the year the house was built
  • 3,067 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
  • $600,000 to $700,000: the range where most Westwood homes trade, per the release

What’s next

The lot size was not provided. Whether other Westwood homes in the $1.5 million range follow will show up in NJMLS closings over the winter. See more New York coverage.

  • The kidney-shaped pool with a waterfall and paver patio. Credit: Warren Young.
    The kidney-shaped pool with a waterfall and paver patio. Credit: Warren Young.
  • Patio dining beside the pool. Credit: Warren Young.
    Patio dining beside the pool. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The deck lounge with fire trough and mounted TV. Credit: Warren Young.
    The deck lounge with fire trough and mounted TV. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The pool and pool house seen through the rose garden. Credit: Warren Young.
    The pool and pool house seen through the rose garden. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The foyer, with the dining and sitting rooms beyond. Credit: Warren Young.
    The foyer, with the dining and sitting rooms beyond. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The blue sitting room with wainscoting. Credit: Warren Young.
    The blue sitting room with wainscoting. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The formal dining room. Credit: Warren Young.
    The formal dining room. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The family room with gas fireplace. Credit: Warren Young.
    The family room with gas fireplace. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The open family room flowing into the kitchen. Credit: Warren Young.
    The open family room flowing into the kitchen. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The white kitchen with island and double ovens. Credit: Warren Young.
    The white kitchen with island and double ovens. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The primary bedroom with tray ceiling. Credit: Warren Young.
    The primary bedroom with tray ceiling. Credit: Warren Young.
  • The primary bath with soaking tub. Credit: Warren Young.
    The primary bath with soaking tub. Credit: Warren Young.
  • A secondary bedroom with bay window. Credit: Warren Young.
    A secondary bedroom with bay window. Credit: Warren Young.
  • A secondary bedroom. Credit: Warren Young.
    A secondary bedroom. Credit: Warren Young.

Images: Warren Young

On the record

NJMLS listing 26028567 for 22 Bryant Place, Westwood, N.J. shows a close date of Oct. 27, 2026. The broker's representative says it sold for $1.7 million after being listed Aug. 20 at $1.649 million, a gain of about $51,000, or 3.1%, over the ask, and sat on the market 26 days

Public record · njmls.com

Primary record

  • Our dataThe broker's representative says the 3,067-square-foot house, built in 2020, last sold for $885,000 that year, so the $1.7 million price is about 92% higher and works out to about $554 per square footView the record on njmls.com

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