the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Old Tappan NJ, after nearly 300 years standing on the same wooded lot, the Gerrit J. Haring House — a Revolutionary War-era Dutch stone home — will soon be moved to make room for an 80,000-square-foot assisted living facility. The controversial project, finalized through a settlement between the Borough of Old Tappan and Capital Senior Housing, ends a years-long legal dispute over the property’s future.
