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WEB ID: 83885232

212.5 7th St Jc, Downtown, Hudson County, NJ 07302

Jc, Downtown, Hudson County, NJ 07302

in contract | Single Family Detached

3 beds
2 baths
$1,399,000
  • Annual Tax: $22,079.00

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in contract
WEB ID: 83885232

212.5 7th St Jc, Downtown, Hudson County, NJ 07302

Jc, Downtown, Hudson County, NJ 07302

in contract | Single Family Detached

3 beds
2 baths
$1,399,000
  • Annual Tax: $22,079.00

The Details

About 212.5 7th St, Jc, Downtown, NJ 07302

212.5 7th St, Jc, Downtown, NJ, 07302

Situated on a picturesque street lined with trees and historic townhouses in the highly sought-after Hamilton Park neighborhood of Downtown Jersey City, this gorgeous semi-detached brick house features so much of the Old-World characters, abundant interior living space and a private backyard over 50 feet in length. Currently, the house is configured with 3 floors of living space, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms and a laun...
Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Sawyer Smith, Leda Duif, (917) 402-1152
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key features

  • Cooling: Window A/C
  • Exterior Description: Brick
  • Flooring: Hardwood
  • Basement: Unfinished
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