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Welcome to Alpine, NJ

Alpine, New Jersey provides a home to many lucky people. Within the 6.4 square miles, 2,200 of the inhabitants enjoy its proximity to New York City (17.3 miles), to three major airports as well as to the Palisades Cliffs.

Worth Magazine’s List of the 250 richest towns ranks Alpine in the top 20! The median household income is noticeably above the state average and house values and average home sales are ranked among the highest in the country. Alpine residents take pleasure in homes with a far greater number of rooms than the NJ state average, a terrific school system, amazingly low taxes and an outstanding sense of community pride.
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