22 Thorne Street exteior via Coldwell Banker
The building boom of Jersey City used to be centered around PATH stations, but the area surrounding the stations is no longer enough to contain the growing demand. Proof of that can be found at 22 Thorne Street in the city's Jersey Heights neighborhood, where a six-unit condominium has debuted.
The new building has a modern design with a red brick façade and designer sconces. All units have private outdoor space with either a backyard or roof deck. Homes also have a video intercom system, central vacuum, and Wi-Fi-controlled thermostat.
The new building has a modern design with a red brick façade and designer sconces. All units have private outdoor space with either a backyard or roof deck. Homes also have a video intercom system, central vacuum, and Wi-Fi-controlled thermostat.
Unit #2, a three-bedroom, two-bath home, is listed for $675K. Like all apartments in the building, it has loft-inspired floor plans, large designer windows, and crown molding and recessed lighting throughout, and a roof deck with stunning city views. The kitchen has Calacatta quartz countertops, Moen fixtures, custom cabinetry with quiet-close doors, and top-of-the-line appliances. The master bath has quartz vanity tops and Moen shower heads in the walk-in shower. Additional features include wall sconces, in-unit washer/dryer, and California closets.
Residents of 22 Thorne Street will benefit from Jersey City’s 5-year new construction tax abatement, not to mention a 10-year limited home warranty provided by the developer. In addition to a bus stop on the corner, two light rail stations make for a convenient commute into New York. It is a close walk away from local restaurants, shops, nightlife, farmer’s markets, and services.
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