PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

There are apartments that technically have “a bedroom and a den.” And then there are apartments where the den quietly judges your current life choices and says, “You could absolutely turn me into a second bedroom, office, Peloton shrine, or Oscar-winning podcast studio.” This is the second kind. Residence at 10 Provost is a beautifully designed 1-bedroom + large den, 2-bath home with parking included — because circling the block for 42 minutes builds character, but not the good kind. Built in 2018, this bright and airy 1,138-square-foot residence balances luxury and practicality in a way that feels suspiciously mature. Oversized windows flood the home with natural light, while warm oak flooring and rich wood cabinetry soften the sleek modern design so it doesn’t feel like you’re living inside a tech startup. The chef’s kitchen comes fully loaded with premium appliances and enough style to make you suddenly interested in words like “reduction” and “finishing salt.” Central air & heat, in-unit washer/dryer, and customized Organized Living storage systems round out the kind of everyday convenience that becomes very hard to give up once you have it. And then there’s the location: the heart of Jersey City’s historic Powerhouse Arts District, just two blocks from the Grove Street PATH station, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, parks, bars, and shops. In other words, the neighborhood where you accidentally spend $19 on coffee and somehow feel good about it. 10 Provost delivers the full luxury-condo experience with 24-hour concierge service and amenities that feel less “building” and more “boutique resort with excellent WiFi.” Residents enjoy a pool, rooftop deck with TVs, refrigerators, heat lamps, fireplaces and BBQs, multiple fitness centers and yoga room, children’s playroom, dog run, pet spa, and a spectacular 28th-floor Sky Lounge with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor. Basically, if your current apartment has fluorescent lighting and a landlord named Mike who says “I’ll swing by tomorrow,” this may feel emotionally overwhelming.