Here’s some tea from the Harborside Lofts at Hudson Tea in Hoboken, N.J. The property, once home to football star Eli Manning and former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine, has a new record under its belt.
No, not the Hoboken condo record that Manning himself broke in 2018 with the $3.55 million sale of his three-bedroom at this building, as Gimme Shelter reported at the time. Even Corzine’s former rental sold the following year for $3.89 million, another record condo price.
Now, a 10th-floor duplex penthouse at the property, located at 1500 Garden St., just traded hands for $4.65 million, a new Hoboken record. The listing broker was Brown Harris Stevens’ Peter Cossio, who broke his own record selling a $4.2 million unit in the building just earlier this year.
The 2,600-square-foot space, which was last asking $4.95 million, was gut-renovated last year. It features three bedrooms and 2½ bathrooms. There’s also a den/home office that converts to a guest room with a built-in queen-size Murphy bed. What’s more, there’s a great room with 16-foot-high ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling limestone gas fireplace.
A 900-square-foot landscaped terrace also showcases sublime city skyline and river views. Other chic touches include a steel and white oak floating staircase with a glass pony wall — and the main bedroom, which comes with silk wallpaper and an ensuite bath.
The design, by J. Patryce Design & Company, was featured in Architectural Digest and Aspire magazine.
