Queens, New York

Living in Ridgewood

Landmark row houses on the Brooklyn border.

Ridgewood's streets of yellow-brick row houses make up some of the city's largest landmarked districts, and many have been beautifully kept.

It sits right on the Bushwick border, with a growing number of bars, cafés and restaurants, and prices that still draw buyers and renters priced out elsewhere.

See homes for sale and rent in Ridgewood
What we love
  • Landmarked row-house streets
  • A growing food and bar scene
  • Good value close to Brooklyn
A good fit for
  • First-time buyers
  • Renters looking for value
  • Young families
Getting around
The M runs through Ridgewood, and the L stops at Myrtle–Wyckoff Avenues.