Northwest Nutley · 07110

Spring Garden

Quietly competitive. The section many buyers find when Yantacaw is out of reach.
2026 YTD · Updated MonthlyThe DeSilva Team @ eXp Realty

Home·Neighborhoods·Spring Garden

The Spring Garden Section

Spring Garden is the quiet workhorse zone of Nutley single-family. Smaller Colonials and Capes on tidy lots, close to Bloomfield, with a median that sits just below town-wide. The section's 106% sale-to-list ratio — the second-highest of any zone in 2026 — tells you what you need to know: well-priced houses here move fast and clear comps.

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By the Numbers

Spring Garden, 2026 YTD

Single-family closings only, year-to-date.

$705K
Median Sale Price
near town median
19 days
Median Time on Market
town median 19d
106%
Sale-to-List Ratio
town median 106%
Verified against closed GSMLS single-family sales in the Spring Garden attendance zone
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The Section, Plainly

What it's like to live in Spring Garden

Spring Garden is the northwestern corner of Nutley, bordered by Bloomfield to the west and Belleville to the north. The section's housing stock is smaller, on average, than Yantacaw and Radcliffe — mostly mid-century Colonials and Capes on modest lots — but the zone has its own loyal buyer pool. The 106% sale-to-list ratio in 2026 is the second-highest in town.

The streets immediately around Spring Garden Elementary and the blocks east of N. Spring Garden Avenue carry the strongest comps. Further west, the section runs up against the Bloomfield border, where housing stock and lot sizes start to shift.

For day-to-day, Bloomfield Avenue is right there for restaurants and errands. The commercial core of Nutley is a short drive east on Franklin. The section feels less “town center” than Radcliffe, more “neighborhood” than Yantacaw — which is exactly what a particular kind of Nutley buyer is looking for.

Elementary School
Spring Garden Elementary
K–5. Spring Garden School anchors the northwest section, with strong involvement from the immediate-neighborhood families.
NYC Commute
~40 min to Midtown
DeCamp buses from Centre Street and Franklin Avenue; closest NJ Transit rail stations are Bloomfield and Watsessing Avenue.
Typical Housing Stock
Mid-size Colonials and Capes
A mix of 1920s–40s Colonials and post-war Capes on modest lots. Often the section where Nutley buyers land when Yantacaw is out of reach.
Streets Buyers Ask For
Spring Garden Ave, Rhoda, Emily, Edison
Tidy residential blocks; the streets near the school and N. Spring Garden Avenue carry the strongest sale prices.
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What Sold Recently

Recent Spring Garden closings

Tagged to the Spring Garden elementary zone in the GSMLS export. Click a card for the price journey and full detail.

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Right Now

Homes for sale in Spring Garden

A live feed of Spring Garden listings on thedesilvateam.com. We watch this zone closely — let us know what you're looking for and we'll send you the houses that fit before the rest of the market sees them.

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Asked & Answered

Spring Garden FAQ

How much do homes sell for in the Spring Garden section of Nutley?

The 2026 year-to-date median single-family sale in the Spring Garden elementary zone is $705,000, with a median 19 days on market and a 106% sale-to-list ratio. Source: closed GSMLS sales.

What school zone is Spring Garden?

Spring Garden is the attendance zone for Spring Garden Elementary (K–5). Middle school (John H. Walker) and high school (Nutley High School) are town-wide.

How long is the commute from Spring Garden to NYC?

Spring Garden is roughly 40–50 minutes to Midtown Manhattan. DeCamp buses to Port Authority stop on Centre Street and Franklin Avenue. For NJ Transit rail to Hoboken or Penn Station, most residents drive 5–10 minutes to Bloomfield, Watsessing Avenue, or Glen Ridge stations.

What kinds of homes are in Spring Garden?

Spring Garden is mid-size Colonials and Capes from the 1920s–50s on modest lots. Less architectural variety than Radcliffe, smaller than Yantacaw, but with consistent demand. The streets near the elementary school and N. Spring Garden Avenue command the strongest sale prices.

How do I find out what my Spring Garden home is worth?

Start with the free instant valuation on the Home Values page, then email us for a comp-based number using recent Spring Garden sales. The zone matters; we use Spring Garden-specific comps, not town-wide medians.