Leonia's Modern Masterpiece Redefines Ranch Living

This stunning modern farmhouse ranch has changed the game in Leonia - just 9 miles from Manhattan's George Washington Bridge. Nestled on the town's most prestigious street, builders Roy Tuncaslan (RST Development) and Arman Torosian (Trinity Developers) poured care and thought into every high-quality detail, executing a new build that retains only the existing foundation and framing while installing all-new systems, finishes, and an expanded layout for seamless luxury.

“We kept the foundation for stability but built everything new - every detail is for comfort, style, and timeless design,” say Tuncarslan and Torosian.

Step into a magnificent open living area with soaring cathedral ceilings, a statement fireplace, skylights flooding natural light, a striking glass wine wall, beverage center, and sliding glass doors to a sprawling deck, making the home ideal for effortless entertaining.

The chef's kitchen steals the show with a commanding center island, Taj Mahal quartzite counters and backsplash, plus top-tier Thermador appliances that blend pro performance with everyday ease.

“The Taj Mahal quartzite and Thermador setup make it a dream for both serious cooks and casual hosts,” the builders add.

Lower Level Luxe

Descend to approximately 4,500 sq ft of refined recreation: an additional two bedrooms and two baths, a private home theater, glass-enclosed gym, rec room, and sliding doors to a covered lanai with fire pit, hot tub, and lounge/TV area. A two-car epoxy-finished garage plus driveway for 5-6 cars seals the practicality of the home. 

“The gym, theater, and lanai turn this into a full resort at home, which is perfect for ultimate convenience so you never have to leave, especially during the cold blizzard winters we've been having,” they note.

Leonia Highlights

Leonia captivates with its highly rated public schools (A-/B+ on Niche 2026, top Bergen performer), 805-acre Overpeck County Park (trails, kayaking, sports), historic Leonia Players Guild (NJ's oldest community theater), Grand Avenue boutiques and cafes, plus Shumi Japanese Cuisine - a NJ Monthly 2025 standout for upscale sushi,  blending suburban peace with New York City access.

Listed at $2.499 million by Paul Montalbano of Coldwell Banker, this architectural standout marries modern edge with practical comfort. What do you think - Bergen County's next icon?

Listing: 580 Nordhoff Drive, Leonia, NJ 07605 | Broker: Coldwell Banker