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A stately Jersey City home has been listed for $1.4 million several years after it appeared the boarded-up property would be restored to its former luster.

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Historic Jersey City Mansion Hits the Market Amid Stalled Renovation | Jersey Digs

Historic Jersey City Mansion Listed for $1.4 Million as Renovation Stalls

Key Points:

  • Stately Jersey City home listed for $1.4 million
  • Renovation project stalled, leaving property boarded up
  • Former luster of the mansion awaits restoration

Renovation Project Stalled

Boarded-Up Property Awaits Restoration

A historic Jersey City mansion, once set to be restored to its former glory, has hit the market for $1.4 million after its renovation project stalled. The stately home, located at 2456 Kennedy Blvd, has been left boarded up and awaiting restoration for several years.

Questions and Concerns

What Does This Mean for Potential Buyers?

As the renovation project remains stalled, potential buyers may have concerns about the property’s current state and the potential costs of completing the restoration. Jessica Fulk, a local realtor, suggests that interested parties should ask the following questions:

“What is the current state of the property, and what work has been completed so far? What is the estimated cost to complete the renovation, and are there any potential obstacles or challenges that may arise during the process? Are there any historical preservation requirements that must be adhered to during the restoration?”

Engagement and Discussion

Join the Conversation

As this historic Jersey City mansion hits the market, we invite you to join the conversation and share your thoughts on the stalled renovation, the property’s potential, and the challenges that may come with restoring such a unique piece of real estate. Use the keywords “Realtor,” “Real Estate,” and “Homes for sale” to engage with others and explore the possibilities that this historic property presents.



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