Leonia
A walkable gem with diverse dining
By Scott Selleck — Licensed NJ/FL Real Estate Agent | 32+ Years in Bergen & Hudson Counties | The Selleck Group / KW City Views Realty
Last updated: June 2026
What Is It Like to Live in Leonia, NJ?
Leonia is one of Bergen County's best-kept secrets, a compact borough of just 1.5 square miles that feels like a small New England village with approximately 9,000 residents. With median home prices of $625K to $710K, it offers a residential alternative to its busier Bergen County neighbors.
Leonia is one of Bergen County's best-kept secrets, a compact borough of just 1.5 square miles that manages to feel like a small New England village tucked between larger, more hectic neighbors. Tree-lined streets, well-maintained homes, and a genuine sense of neighborliness define this community.
Leonia's Broad Avenue and small commercial district offer everyday shops and restaurants with a variety of international dining options. The real draw is the walkability and the residential character that makes every street inviting. Browse Scott's current listings to see available homes in Leonia.
Leonia is also home to Overpeck County Park's southern entrance, giving residents easy access to one of Bergen County's largest green spaces. The community center hosts year-round programming for all ages, from summer camps to senior activities. Planning a move to Leonia? Take our 7-question quiz to get a personalized neighborhood recommendation.
Schools Serving Leonia, NJ?
Public schools consistently rank above average. Leonia High School serves as a regional high school, drawing students from surrounding communities.
What Do Homes Cost in Leonia, NJ in 2026?
Median listing prices around $625K–$710K. A mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and a few apartment buildings. Strong demand keeps inventory tight.
How Long Is the Commute from Leonia to NYC?
NJ Transit buses to Port Authority. Quick access to the GW Bridge for drivers. Close to Palisades Interstate Park for scenic routes.
What Parks and Recreation Does Leonia Offer?
Leonia provides easy access to Overpeck County Park's southern entrance and features Wood Park, a neighborhood favorite with playgrounds, open fields, and picnic areas. The community center hosts year-round recreation programs for all ages.
Overpeck County Park
Over 800 acres of trails, sports fields, a lake, and community facilities. Leonia residents enjoy easy access to the southern portion of this sprawling county park.
Wood Park
A neighborhood favorite with playgrounds, open fields, and picnic areas. The hub of summer recreation programs for Leonia's youngest residents.
What Community Events Happen in Leonia, NJ?
Leonia's community events include the beloved Family Cup and Festival, the Run for Fun on Independence Day, and the Overpeck County Park World Cup Fan Fest, bringing international excitement to the neighborhood each June.
Family Cup & Festival
Held June 6, 2026. A beloved annual tradition that brings the Leonia community together with games, food, and welcoming activities. Mark your calendar for next year.
Overpeck County Park World Cup Fan Fest
June 14, 2026 (Sunday), 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Part of the Goya Presents Flag Cities 2026 series. Live World Cup match broadcasts on large LED screens, a 5-a-side soccer tournament, interactive soccer zones, live music, DJs, cultural performances, kids' activities, food trucks, a beer garden, and a VIP lounge.
Run for Fun
July 4, 2026. A community running event that's become a Leonia Independence Day tradition, followed by the borough's Fourth of July celebrations.
3rd Annual Star-Spangled Spectacular
July 4, 2026 at Overpeck County Park. Headliners The Sugarhill Gang, plus live music, food trucks, and fireworks. One of Bergen County's biggest Independence Day celebrations.
How Do You Get to Manhattan from Leonia, NJ?
Leonia's commute options center on NJ Transit bus service to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, with quick access to the George Washington Bridge for drivers. Many residents also drive to nearby Fort Lee or Edgewater to catch express buses or NY Waterway ferry shuttles.
Leonia's commute options center on NJ Transit bus service to the Port Authority Bus Terminal. The borough sits just west of Fort Lee, so drivers have quick access to the George Washington Bridge, though toll costs ($14.79 off-peak, $16.79 peak) add up for daily commuters.
Many Leonia residents drive to nearby Fort Lee or Edgewater to catch express buses or NY Waterway ferry shuttles. The lack of a dedicated train station is offset by the frequency and reliability of bus service along the main corridors.
Nearby Towns
Fort Lee
Gateway to the GW Bridge with eclectic dining and high-rise living along the Palisades.
Palisades Park
Korean dining destination with walkable streets and quick GW Bridge access.
Edgewater
Waterfront living with luxury condos, ferry access, and stunning Hudson River views.
Cliffside Park
Hilltop living with sweeping Manhattan skyline views and a growing dining scene.
Considering a move to Florida? Read our NJ to Florida Moving Guide for cost comparisons, moving process, and school districts.
Leonia — Schools & Education
Schools serving the Leonia area span public, private, parochial, and early childhood options across multiple grade levels.
Public Schools
The Leonia Public School District serves this community. Schools in the district include:
Elementary Schools
- Anna C. Scott Elementary School — Pre-K–4 | Rating: 7/10 (GreatSchools.org, 2026)
Middle Schools
- Leonia Middle School — 5–8 | Rating: 7/10 (GreatSchools.org, 2026)
High Schools
- Leonia High School — 9–12 | Rating: 7/10 (GreatSchools.org, 2026)
For enrollment information and district details, visit Leonia Public School District.
Private Schools
- St. John the Evangelist School — Pre-K–8 | Catholic-affiliated education.
- Porat Ben Josef Yeshiva — Toddler–2 | Jewish-affiliated early education.
Parochial / Religious Schools
- St. John the Evangelist School — Catholic | Pre-K–8
Cooperative Programs
- Bergen County Academies Magnet School — Located in Hackensack, accessible to Leonia students through countywide admissions for specialized STEM, arts, and business programs. | More info
Day Care & Early Childhood
- Leonia Early Learning Center — Infant–Pre-K | Community-based early childhood programs.
School ratings are sourced from GreatSchools.org as of 2026 and may change. Verify current data directly with the school district or GreatSchools.org.
How Do You Get to NYC from Leonia?
Leonia relies on NJ Transit bus service to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, with the GW Bridge just minutes away by car. Many residents also drive to nearby Fort Lee or Edgewater for express buses or ferry access.
NJ Transit Bus Routes 154, 158, 159
Bus service connecting Leonia to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan. Commute times typically range from 40–60 minutes depending on traffic. Most routes run along Broad Avenue and Grand Avenue.
Driving via GW Bridge
The George Washington Bridge is approximately 5–10 minutes from Leonia by car. GW Bridge toll: $14.79 off-peak, $16.79 peak (E-ZPass). Many commuters drive to Fort Lee park-and-ride lots.
Express Buses from Fort Lee
Many Leonia residents drive to nearby Fort Lee to catch express bus services or private jitney operators that offer faster, more direct routes to Midtown Manhattan.
NY Waterway Ferry (from Edgewater)
The Edgewater ferry terminal is a short drive from Leonia, offering a scenic commute to Midtown and Downtown Manhattan. Shuttle buses connect to the ferry terminal.
Nearby Rail Access
While Leonia doesn't have its own train station, the Englewood train station (Pascack Valley Line) is about 10 minutes away, providing rail service to Hoboken with PATH transfers to Manhattan.
What Are the Schools Like in Leonia?
Leonia's public schools consistently rank above average, with Leonia High School serving as a regional high school drawing students from surrounding communities. The district is known for an inclusive environment.
Leonia High School
A regional high school drawing students from several surrounding communities. Known for academics, competitive athletics, and a student body. Offers multiple AP courses and extracurricular activities.
Leonia Public Schools (K–8)
The elementary and middle schools serve the borough's approximately 9,000 residents with solid academics and a commitment to inclusion. Anna C. Scott Elementary School and Leonia Middle School serve the community.
Nearby Private & Parochial Schools
Saint Joseph's Regional School (Catholic, Montvale) and several private options in neighboring Fort Lee and Englewood provide additional educational choices.
Bergen County Academies
The magnet high school (ranked by U.S. News & World Report, 2024) in Hackensack is accessible to Leonia students through the countywide admissions process, offering specialized STEM, arts, and business programs.
Leonia Public Library
A community library offering programs for all ages, from children's story times to adult book clubs and ESL classes. An important resource for the borough's multicultural population.
School ratings, when cited, are sourced from GreatSchools.org or Niche.com and are provided for informational purposes only. Verify current ratings directly with the relevant school district or rating source.
Where Are the Best Coffee Shops in Leonia?
Leonia's compact commercial district on Broad Avenue offers a handful of cozy cafés and bakeries, with additional options in neighboring Fort Lee and Palisades Park.
Broad Avenue Cafés
Leonia's small commercial strip along Broad Avenue features local coffee shops and bakeries that serve the daily needs of the community. Features a variety of local and international coffee styles.
Bogota Press Café (nearby)
Located just over the border in Bogota, this specialty café on West Fort Lee Road serves excellent coffee and light fare in a relaxed setting. A short drive from most Leonia neighborhoods.
Branché Café (Fort Lee, nearby)
A specialty café on 16th Street in Fort Lee, just minutes from Leonia. Known for artisan coffee, fresh pastries, and a local atmosphere popular with nearby residents.
Café Options in Fort Lee
Leonia residents frequently visit Fort Lee's Main Street and Anderson Avenue for additional café options, including Korean-style coffee shops and international bakeries.
Is Leonia Good for Pet Owners?
Leonia is a very pet-friendly borough with quiet, tree-lined streets perfect for daily dog walks and easy access to Overpeck County Park's extensive trails. Veterinary services are available in neighboring towns.
Bergen Veterinary Hospital (Teaneck, nearby)
A full-service veterinary hospital on Teaneck Road, approximately 10 minutes from Leonia. Provides comprehensive pet care including wellness exams, surgery, and emergency services.
Maywood Veterinary Clinic (nearby)
Located in Maywood, about 10 minutes from Leonia. Offers wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, and surgical services for dogs and cats.
Overpeck County Park
Leonia residents enjoy easy access to the southern portion of this 800+ acre county park, with paved and unpaved trails perfect for leashed dog walks, jogging, and nature exploration.
Wood Park & Neighborhood Streets
Leonia's compact size and tree-lined residential streets make it an excellent borough for daily dog walking. Wood Park and other green spaces provide pleasant outdoor options.
Pet Supply Shopping
Pet supply stores are available in nearby Hackensack and Fort Lee, including chain retailers like PetSmart and Petco, as well as local pet boutiques.
What Hospitals and Medical Services Are Near Leonia?
Englewood Hospital is Leonia's closest major hospital, approximately 3 miles south, providing emergency services and comprehensive inpatient care. Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck is also within easy reach.
Englewood Hospital and Medical Center
Located about 3 miles south on Grand Avenue in Englewood, this 287-bed community hospital provides emergency care, surgical services, cardiac care, and women's health. Leonia falls within its EMS service area.
Holy Name Medical Center (Teaneck)
A major 361-bed nonprofit hospital on Teaneck Road, approximately 5 miles from Leonia. Part of Hackensack Meridian Health, offering comprehensive emergency and specialty services.
Hackensack University Medical Center
One of New Jersey's largest hospitals, located about 7 miles west in Hackensack. A Level I Trauma Center with nationally ranked programs in multiple specialties.
Primary Care & Urgent Care
Primary care physicians and urgent care centers are available along the Broad Avenue corridor and in nearby Englewood and Fort Lee. CityMD urgent care operates several locations in the area.
Pharmacies
CVS and Walgreens locations are accessible in nearby Fort Lee and Englewood. Leonia's small commercial district also has local pharmacy options.
Where Do Residents Shop for Groceries in Leonia?
Leonia's compact size means grocery shopping centers around its small local markets on Broad Avenue, with larger supermarkets easily accessible in neighboring Fort Lee and Englewood.
Broad Avenue Markets
Leonia's Broad Avenue commercial district has local markets and delis that serve daily grocery needs, including international specialty items.
ACME Markets (Fort Lee, nearby)
Full-service supermarket on Lemoine Avenue in Fort Lee, just minutes from most Leonia neighborhoods. Offers a complete selection of groceries, deli, bakery, and produce.
ShopRite of Englewood (nearby)
A large ShopRite supermarket on Nathaniel Place in Englewood, about 10 minutes south. One of the most comprehensive grocery options in the area.
H Mart (Fort Lee, nearby)
Korean-American supermarket chain in Fort Lee offering extensive Asian groceries, fresh seafood, produce, and prepared foods. Popular with Leonia residents for specialty items.
Everyday Errands
Leonia's walkable Broad Avenue includes dry cleaners, a post office, banks, and local shops for daily needs. The borough's compact size means most errands are a short walk or drive.
What Parks and Outdoor Spaces Does Leonia Offer?
Leonia provides easy access to Overpeck County Park's 800+ acres and features Wood Park as a neighborhood favorite. The borough's tree-lined streets and compact layout make it ideal for walking and outdoor activities.
Overpeck County Park (Southern Entrance)
Leonia residents enjoy direct access to the southern portion of this sprawling 800+ acre county park with trails, sports fields, a lake, kayak launches, and community facilities.
Wood Park
A neighborhood favorite with playgrounds, open fields, and picnic areas. The hub of summer recreation programs for Leonia's youngest residents and a popular spot for community gatherings.
Riverview Park
A small neighborhood park with green space and recreational facilities. A spot for casual outdoor time and neighborhood gatherings.
Leonia Community Center
The borough's community center hosts year-round recreation programming, from summer camps and sports leagues to senior activities and cultural events.
Walking & Biking
Leonia's compact 1.5 square miles and tree-lined streets make it one of Bergen County's most walkable boroughs. Sidewalks and residential streets are well-maintained for daily walks and cycling.
Local Business Spotlight
Week of June 30 – July 6, 2026
Sylvan Grace Florist
Floral Design Studio · Leonia, NJ
Sylvan Grace Florist is a family-owned floral studio on Broad Avenue with over 30 years of experience creating custom arrangements for weddings, celebrations, corporate events, and everyday occasions. Owned by sisters Grace and Jenny, the shop has earned a flawless 5.0 rating on Yelp from dozens of reviews praising the freshness of the flowers and the artistry of the designs.
"Leonia's Broad Avenue is the kind of main street where family businesses thrive for decades — and Sylvan Grace is a perfect example. Whether a client is closing on a new home or celebrating an anniversary after 30 years in the borough, this is the shop I'd send them to."
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The Mid-Summer Home Resilience Checklist
July and August bring our heaviest heatwaves and sudden, intense summer thunderstorms. Taking 30 minutes this weekend to run through this checklist can save you thousands in emergency repairs and keep your utility bills in check.
The HVAC & Airflow Triage
- Clear the Condenser: Go outside and check your main A/C unit. Trim back any bushes, tall grass, or branches so there is at least 2 feet of clearance on all sides.
- Wash the Fins: Turn off the power to the unit, take a garden hose (on a gentle setting), and wash the dust and pollen off the outside fins. It drastically improves efficiency.
- Swap the Filters: If you use standard 1-inch filters, change them every 30 days during July and August. A clogged filter forces the blower motor to work overtime, spiking your energy bill.
Summer Storm & Flood Prep
- The Post-Spring Gutter Check: Spring drops a lot of seeds, twigs, and pollen pods into your gutters. Clear them out now so summer storm water doesn’t overflow and rot your fascia boards.
- Check the Downspouts: Ensure your downspouts are actively pushing water at least 5 to 6 feet away from your foundation.
- Test the Sump Pump: If you have a basement, pour a bucket of water into the sump pit to ensure the float switch triggers the pump before a storm hits.
Humidity & Moisture Control
- Run the Dehumidifier: If you have a basement or crawlspace, your dehumidifier should be running constantly. Aim to keep indoor humidity below 50%.
- Reverse Your Ceiling Fans: Make sure your ceiling fans are rotating counter-clockwise. This pushes cold air straight down, creating a wind-chill effect that lets you set the thermostat a few degrees higher.
Yard & Pest Defense
- Eliminate Standing Water: Mosquitoes breed in as little as a bottle cap of water. Walk your property and empty out unused planters, wheelbarrows, and birdbaths.
- Adjust Your Watering Schedule: Water your lawn between 4:00 AM and 8:00 AM. Watering at night leaves the grass wet for too long, leading to summer fungus and lawn disease.
Don't want to climb a ladder to check those gutters, or need an HVAC pro to do a tune-up? Head over to the Vetted Local Contacts section of this hub for a list of contractors we trust to answer their phones and do the job right.
The Summer "School's Out" Survival Guide
School's out and the kids are home — now what? Here's your practical, community-focused guide to keeping kids entertained all July without breaking the bank.
Splash Pads & Water Play
Nothing beats a splash pad on a 90° day. The good news — there are free spray parks scattered across Bergen County. Most run daily from late morning through early evening.
William T. Birch Park Splash Park
Fort Lee
A free spray park in the heart of Fort Lee — perfect for younger kids on hot days. Bring a towel and sunscreen.
Votee Park Splash Pad
Teaneck
Teaneck's popular splash pad at Votee Park is a go-to for families. Free, open all summer, and right next to the playground.
Polifly Park Splash Pad
Englewood
A cool water play area at Englewood's Polifly Park. Great for combining splash time with a trip to the nearby playground and sports fields.
Van Saun Park Splash Pad
Paramus
The sea-animal themed ADA-accessible splash pad at Van Saun County Park. Paramus's flagship family destination — right next to the Bergen County Zoo.
Palisades Park Spray Ground
Palisades Park
A compact but well-loved water play area for Palisades Park families. Free and open during summer hours.
Free Outdoor Movie Nights
Almost every town in Bergen County runs free movie nights in the park during July. Pack a blanket, grab popcorn, and let the kids run around until the film starts at dusk.
Movies & Music in the Park
Bergen County Parks
Bergen County runs a free summer series at Van Saun County Park (Paramus), Pascack Brook County Park (Westwood), and Riverside County Park (North Arlington). Films screen at dusk — bring blankets and lawn chairs.
Ridgewood Family Film Night
Ridgewood
Ridgewood's parks and recreation department typically organizes family movie nights in one of the village's tree-lined parks. Check the village calendar for confirmed dates.
Fort Lee Community Screenings
Fort Lee
Fort Lee's parks and recreation department runs occasional outdoor movie events during summer. Check the borough website or social media for the latest schedule.
Library Summer Reading Programs
BCCLS — Bergen County Cooperative Library System
Every BCCLS branch — Fort Lee, Leonia, Englewood, Palisades Park, Teaneck, Cliffside Park, Paramus, and dozens more — runs its own summer reading challenge. Kids sign up, log books, and earn prizes. It's free, educational, and gives kids a reason to keep reading all summer.
Rainy-Day Indoor Saves
When summer thunderstorms roll through Bergen County — and they will — these indoor spots keep the kids busy. Most are concentrated in the Paramus corridor, a blessing for anyone who wants to knock out rainy-day entertainment and errands in one trip.
Catch Air Indoor Playground
Paramus
A large indoor trampoline and play center. Great for burning energy on rainy days — toddler area separate from the big-kid zones.
BounceU
Paramus
Bounce houses, obstacle courses, and open-jump sessions. They run special family sessions during the summer.
Monster Mini Golf
Paramus
Indoor glow-in-the-dark mini golf — a hit with kids of all ages. Add arcade games for a full rainy-day outing.
Bowlero Fair Lawn
Fair Lawn
Modern bowling with lanes for all ages, plus arcade games and food. One of the best bowling options in Bergen County.
Bergen County Zoo
Paramus
A small, free zoo inside Van Saun Park — manageable for younger kids and perfect for a half-day outing when outdoor plans get rained out.
Free & Low-Cost Family Events
Summer doesn't have to mean expensive camps and day trips. These community programs are free or nearly free, and they're the kind of experiences that make kids actually love living in Bergen County.
BCCLS Summer Reading Challenge
The Bergen County Cooperative Library System runs summer reading programs at every branch — Fort Lee, Leonia, Englewood, Palisades Park, Teaneck, Cliffside Park, and beyond. Kids earn prizes for hitting reading milestones.
Bergen County Zoo Free Admission
The Bergen County Zoo at Van Saun Park is free to enter (small parking fee). Open daily in summer with animal encounters, a carousel, and a train ride.
Fort Lee Recreation Programs
Fort Lee's recreation department runs summer camps, sports clinics, and drop-in programs at borough parks. Many are free or low-cost for residents.
Leonia Public Library Events
Leonia's library branch offers free story times, craft sessions, and special author visits throughout the summer — all part of the BCCLS network.
Palisades Park Community Events
Palisades Park hosts community gatherings and family activities during the summer months through its recreation department.
Englewood Family Fun Days
Englewood often runs family-focused programming at its parks during summer — outdoor movies, craft days, and seasonal festivals.
"Families who live in these communities know — the quality of life here isn't just about the schools and the commute. It's about the free movie nights, the neighborhood splash pads, and the libraries that actually feel like community hubs."
Who Should Consider Leonia?
NYC Commuters
Bus routes 154, 158, 159 connect to Port Authority in 40–60 min. Quick GW Bridge access for drivers, about 5–10 minutes to the toll plaza. Many drive to Fort Lee for express buses or ferry.
Families
Public schools rank above average. Leonia High School serves as a regional high school drawing students from surrounding communities. Anna C. Scott Elementary and Leonia Middle School serve K–8.
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First-Time Buyers
At $625K–$710K median, Leonia is more accessible than Tenafly or Alpine while offering comparable residential character and school quality.
Downsizers
Compact 1.5 square miles means walkable errands, mature neighborhoods, and Overpeck County Park at your doorstep. A low-maintenance lifestyle in a quiet setting.
Investors
Tight inventory and strong demand from families keep values firm. Multi-family opportunities exist on Broad Avenue corridors.
Key Takeaways About Leonia
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Leonia is a compact, walkable borough of about 9,000 residents just west of Fort Lee — one of Bergen County's best-kept secrets for families who want residential character with NYC access.
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Median home prices range from $625K to $710K. A mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and apartment buildings. Strong demand keeps inventory tight.
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NJ Transit buses 154, 158, 159 provide service to Port Authority in 40–60 minutes. The GW Bridge is 5–10 minutes by car. Many residents drive to Fort Lee for express bus or ferry options.
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Leonia High School is a regional high school drawing students from surrounding communities. Public schools rank above average. Bergen County Academies magnet is accessible via countywide application.
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The town's 1.5 square miles and tree-lined streets make it one of Bergen County's most walkable boroughs. Overpeck County Park's southern entrance is right here.
What Life Is Really Like in Leonia
Leonia is the kind of town where neighbors actually know each other's names. At just 1.5 square miles with about 9,000 residents, it feels like a small village tucked between Fort Lee and Englewood — quiet enough to breathe, connected enough to get anywhere quickly.
Broad Avenue is the town's main commercial strip, with local shops, restaurants, and international dining options. It's not flashy, but it's genuine — the kind of place where the coffee shop owner remembers your order.
Overpeck County Park's southern entrance is right here, giving you immediate access to 800+ acres of trails, sports fields, and a lake. The community center runs year-round programming for all ages.
What makes Leonia special is the combination of walkability, school quality, and residential character. You're 15–25 minutes from Manhattan, but when you're home, it feels like you're a world away from the city.
Expert Market Insight
What Scott Selleck Is Seeing in 2026
In 2026, most Bergen County homebuyers I talk to are weighing commute time against space and affordability. Towns like Fort Lee, Leonia, and Edgewater give you 15–25 minutes to Manhattan with walkable downtowns and established neighborhoods. Push further to Mahwah, Ramsey, or Franklin Lakes and you get more acreage but a longer commute. The sweet spot depends on what your daily life actually looks like — not what a listing photo promises.
Scott Selleck
32+ Years in Bergen & Hudson Counties · The Selleck Group / KW City Views Realty
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