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In an area filled with convenience and possibility, the Woolworth in Hackensack offers luxury one and two bedroom apartments for lease. Entertain in our thoughtfully-designed living spaces with modern kitchens, stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops. Live effortlessly with amenities that include a state of the art fitness center and resident lounge. We’re convenient to Route 4, Route 80, the George Washington Bridge and just steps from express transportation to New York City, The Woolworth is easy and luxury living!

Transportation

State St at Meyer St (Bus)
State St at Mercer St (Bus)
Main St 380 S of Mercer St (Bus)
Essex St at Huyler St (Bus)
Mercer St at Moore St (Bus)
Hackensack Bus Terminal – 125 River St
Essex Street Train Station
Anderson Street Train Station
New Bridge Landing Train Station

Nearby Shopping

Westfield Garden State Plaza is a multi-level upscale galleria located in Paramus that offers its patrons much more than just fashion. It boasts a range of dining experiences – from steaks & seafood at Capital Grille to relaxed fare at Joe’s American Bar and Grill.

The Shops at Riverside is Bergen County’s premiere retail destination featuring a collection of 72 specialty shops, including Hermes, Williams-Sonoma, Kate Spade and many more. In addition to the high-end marketplace, there is an array of great restaurants to satisfy any palate – from Rosa Mexicano & Houston’s to P.F. Chang’s & The Cheesecake Factory.

The Outlets at Bergen Town Center offer a diverse selection of stores, including the Nike Factory Outlet, Nordstrom Rack, H&M, OFF 5th, J.Crew, Whole Foods Grocery, and more.

Along the Hackensack River about 10 miles northwest of Manhattan, Hackensack is considered a suburb of NYC, with many Hackensack apartments providing amazing views of the famous city skyline. With its fantastic downtown shopping district (complete with brick-paved sidewalks and historic architecture), cozy neighborhoods, and gorgeous parks, you may forget that you’re a short bus or train ride away from the Big Apple.

Hackensack is home to some amazing destinations. Be sure to visit the First Dutch Reformed Church, built in 1696. The city itself was first settled by Dutch colonists in 1665 as part of New Netherland. When the English annexed the area in 1667, they named the area “New Barbadoes.” In 1710, the village of Hackensack formed in New Barbadoes. Today, that once-sparsely populated village is now a thriving city of about 43,000 residents.

Two major schools call Hackensack home: Fairleigh Dickinson University and Bergen Community College. Other landmarks include the New Jersey Naval Museum, the Bergen Museum of Art & Science, and the vast shopping mall Shops at Riverside. MetLife Stadium — home to the NFL’s New York Jets and New York Giants — and Meadowlands Racing and Entertainment are both about five miles south of Hackensack.