A Hoboken penthouse in a constructing the place Governor Jon Corzine as soon as lived has bought for a report sum -- not the primary time that is occurred there.
Brown Harris Stevens; Getty Photographs
Right here’s some tea from the Harborside Lofts at Hudson Tea in Hoboken, N.J. The property, as soon as house to soccer star Eli Manning and former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine, has a brand new report below its belt.
No, not the Hoboken condominium report that Manning himself broke in 2018 with the $3.55 million sale of his three-bedroom at this constructing, as Gimme Shelter reported on the time. Even Corzine’s former rental bought the next yr for $3.89 million, one other report condominium worth.
Now, a Tenth-floor duplex penthouse on the property, situated at 1500 Backyard St., simply traded fingers for $4.65 million, a brand new Hoboken report. The itemizing dealer was Brown Harris Stevens’ Peter Cossio, who broke his personal report promoting a $4.2 million unit within the constructing simply earlier this yr.
The two,600-square-foot area, which was final asking $4.95 million, was gut-renovated final yr. It options three bedrooms and 2½ loos. There’s additionally a den/house workplace that converts to a visitor room with a built-in queen-size Murphy mattress. What’s extra, there’s an excellent room with 16-foot-high ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling limestone gasoline hearth.
A 900-square-foot landscaped terrace additionally showcases chic metropolis skyline and river views. Different stylish touches embody a metal and white oak floating staircase with a glass pony wall — and the primary bed room, which comes with silk wallpaper and an ensuite bathtub.
The design, by J. Patryce Design & Firm, was featured in Architectural Digest and Aspire journal.
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