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Click here for SoldHomesReport for 2007 in Norwood  Welcome to Norwood
Over the last fifty years, this town has become one of Bergen County's more affluent bedroom communities. Norwood today responds to all the needs of the residents. It is a rural community, consisting of 2.75 square miles. Its location, ten miles northwest of the George Washington Bridge, gives commuters a convenient route to New York City. The tight-knit community is what attracts many residents to the borough. It is just a lovely place to live, with all of the attributes of a small town, and people extending a helping hand to each other. The borough is mostly residential, with shops and other commercial buildings situated on Livingston Avenue. Split-level homes and a mix of contemporary and Victorian styles dominate the architecture. Expensive colonial and contemporary style homes are available in the recently built Park Place and Rio Vista developments.
Schools: Children attend the Norwood Public School from kindergarten through eighth grade. After eighth grade, students for to Northern Valley Regional High School at old Tappan. The local Parochial School is Holy Family Inter Parochial and a local private school is Inge Lake Nursery School.
Parks and Recreation: Activities include Norwood Little League, football, soccer, girls softball, and basketball. Facilities include 2 local parks, 3 athletic fields, Norwood Swim Club, ice skating, and summer programs for children.
Houses of Worship: Norwood Presbyterian Church, Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church.
Town Groups: Senior Citizens Club, Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Optimistic Club, Democratic Club, Women's Club, Girl Scouts & Brownies, American Legion & Auxiliary, Independent Republican Club, Volunteer Fire Dept. and Auxiliary, Knights of Columbus, Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts.
Transportation:NJ Transit, Red & Tan, Rockland Coaches provide daily bus service to New York City. Travel time to Manhattan averages one hour. There is no train service from Norwood.
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Moves are right up at the top of the list of stress-producing situations. It is not uncommon to feel a little overwhelmed by the process of relocating. You must sell your old home, pack up, leaving behind many friends and memories, and then get settled in the new area.
Professional real estate agents understand both the difficulties and the rewards of making a major move. By listening carefully to what you want and need, your agent will get a feeling for the style of home, neighborhood location and amenities you are seeking. He or she can also point you in the right direction for information about schools, shopping, public transportation, and groups of people who share your interests. If you are considering a move, call a professional real estate agent for information about the area you would like to live in. Discuss the type of house you are looking for and your price range so that the agent can acquaint you with the available homes that will meet your criteria when you are ready to begin looking.
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What famous writer's home is Rowan Oak?
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Rowan Oak in Oxford, Mississippi, was the home of William Faulkner from 1930 until his death in 1962.
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