The Clermont Cove

Paulus Hook District
1 Greene Street
 Jersey City
Hudson County, New Jersey

Clermont Cove is a High-rise Luxury Condominium Building
 on the Jersey City Waterfront in Paulus Hook
south of Exchange Place

• Built:

  • 1987

• Description:

  • The Clermont Cove is a former warehouse in Jersey City expanded and converted to 119 luxury condos.

  • The Clermont Cove is a  private luxury harborfront brick high-rise contemporary condominium building in Jersey City with an attractive 9 story central atrium with glass elevators a few convenient minutes from Manhattan via PATH train or ferry on the Hudson River Gold Coast.

  • Directly on the water with great views of Lower Manhattan, the Statute of Liberty/Ellis Island, and Liberty State Park.

  • Throughout the building are ceiling heights of 9 to 15 feet, and oversized windows.

• Location:

  • The Clermont Cove is located:

    • in the historic Paulus Hook area of Jersey City at the corner of Essex Street & Greene Street.

    • Next to the Exchange Place financial district including the new Goldman Sachs complex.

    • Directly across the water from lower Manhattan and the World Financial Center/Battery Park City(See map).

• Detail property listings:

  • Available to clients

• Recent Sales at Clermont Cove:

  • Studios/1 Bedrooms $325,000 to low $600,000s
    2 & 3 Bedrooms - $500,000s to Over $1 million

• Ferry - New York Waterway's.

  • One block to ferry; minutes from Lower Manhattan.

• PATH

  • 5 minute walk to Exchange Place PATH station and then 1 stop to the World Financial Center in Lower Manhattan.

• Automobile

  • Minutes from the Holland Tunnel for direct access to Manhattan.

  • Near an entrance to the New Jersey Turnpike for access to Newark International Airport (at Turnpike Exit 14) and Interstate 95.

• Hudson Bergen Light Rail system

  • Walk outside to the corner for a light rail station with access to Exchange Place or Pavonia PATH stations in Jersey City or further north to Hoboken, Weehawken or Port Imperial (also south to Bayonne).

• Clermont Cove is minutes to Liberty State Park, Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Science Center, shopping at the Newport Centre Mall or Jersey Gardens, Hoboken's Washington Street, and other Jersey Gold Coast attractions.

Amenities
at THE CLERMONT COVE

• Building

  • Many condo units have terraces with skyline views of the Statute of Liberty, Lower Manhattan, New York Harbor, Ellis Island, Liberty State Park, the Verrazano Bridge, Brooklyn, and/or Battery Park City

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  • 24 hour doorman/concierge/security.

  • Nine story center atrium with elegant open-view Glass Elevators.

  • Outdoor heated swimming pool and jacuzzi.

  • Exercise facility.

  • 8th floor community room/sky lounge overlooking Lower Manhattan.

  • Next to city park area with basketball, benches.

  • Off Street Parking: parking space with each unit.

    • Units on upper floors have spaces in 24 hour valet parking garage.

    • Units on lower floors have spaces in the adjacent self-parking deck entered from Essex Street.
       

• Interior Features

  • Large windows.

  • Simplex and duplex loft units.

  • Marble baths.

  • Parquet floors & carpeting,

  • Individual air conditioning/central hot water radiator heat,

  • Gas range, trash compactor, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer room (some units have individual washers/dryers),

  • Maintenance fees include heat, hotwater, security, and water.

  • About half of the units in Clermont Cove have views of lower Manhattan, 40 percent face the Statue of Liberty and many have both vistas.

• Clermont Cove has direct access to the Hudson River Walkway in Jersey City.

• Located in the Paulus Hook Community: Paulus Hook is one of the oldest sections of Jersey City. In 1633 Michael Paulusen, a Dutch trader, built his home here.  Paulus Hook became a part of Jersey City in 1820.

• History:
  Clermont Cove was originally a four-story former turn-of-the-century brick warehouse at the edge of the Hudson River.  A developer bought the land and vacant building in 1985. The following year, the developer started construction, rehabilitating and expanding the building to a nine-story building by adding 5 new floors. The first condo was sold in 1988.  
  
  The Clermont Cove was the first condominium conversion on the Jersey City waterfront and named after Robert Fulton's first successful steamboat, the Clermont.

• The building, designed by Bomad Inc. of Hoboken, N.J., has as its primary focus a nine-story central atrium along which will run two glass-enclosed elevator bubbles. A 1,600-square-foot, glass-enclosed ''sky lounge'' at the top of the building faces the financial district in Lower Manhattan.

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