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56Units
4Stories
2007Year Built
$382KValue Range
Available Units
For Sale
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No Units Available
Highlights
Fitness Center
Suffern Middle School Rated A-
In Ground Pool
Clubhouse
Elevator
1 - 2 Garage Spaces Per Unit
Modern living in historic Suffern
The Meridian, a four-story condominium complex completed in 2007, stands as a testament to contemporary living in the heart of Suffern, New York. With 56 units, this mid-rise building offers residents a blend of comfort and convenience. Its symmetrical facade, featuring a combination of gabled and hipped rooflines, presents a neutral color palette that complements the surrounding area. The Meridian's location provides easy access to downtown Suffern's amenities while maintaining a sense of privacy and tranquility.
Spacious units with upscale finishes
The Meridian offers generously sized two-bedroom, two-bathroom units ranging from 1,111 to 1,697 square feet, with sale prices typically between $348,000 and $380,000. These thoughtfully designed homes feature open-concept layouts that maximize living space. Many units boast hardwood floors throughout, adding warmth and elegance to the interiors. Kitchens are equipped with granite countertops, tiled backsplashes, and solid wood cabinetry, often in cherry or maple finishes. Some units include breakfast bars, perfect for casual dining or entertaining.
Living areas are bathed in natural light, thanks to large windows and sliding glass doors that lead to private balconies. These outdoor spaces offer residents a perfect spot to relax and enjoy views of the surrounding landscape, including the scenic Ramapo Mountain Range. Primary bedrooms are spacious enough to accommodate king-sized furniture and include walk-in closets for ample storage. En-suite bathrooms feature double sink vanities and oversized showers, adding a touch of luxury to daily routines.
Many units have been upgraded with crown molding and chair rail details, enhancing the overall aesthetic. Some homes include built-in shelving and desks in the second bedroom, ideal for a home office or study area. For added convenience, full-size washers and dryers are standard in each unit, typically located in a dedicated laundry closet.
Monthly HOA fees range from $400 to $500, covering ground maintenance, exterior upkeep, snow removal, trash services, and water and sewer utilities. This comprehensive fee structure allows residents to enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle while still benefiting from homeownership.
Resort-inspired amenities for year-round enjoyment
The Meridian offers an impressive array of amenities designed to enhance residents' lifestyles. The rooftop pool and sundeck provide a perfect retreat during warmer months, offering a space to relax and soak up the sun. For those who prefer to stay active, the on-site fitness center is equipped with modern exercise equipment, allowing residents to maintain their workout routines without leaving the building.
Social gatherings and events are made easy with the private event room and community room, ideal spaces for hosting parties or meetings. These common areas feature full kitchens, adding versatility to their use. The building's secure entry system, which includes an intercom and FOB access, ensures residents' safety and peace of mind.
Parking is a breeze at The Meridian, with heated garage parking available for residents. Each unit is assigned at least one parking space in the underground garage, with additional parking available in the building's gated lot for second vehicles or guests. For those with extra belongings, the building offers convenient storage rooms, helping to keep living spaces clutter-free.
The Meridian's amenities are designed to cater to a variety of lifestyles, from the fitness enthusiast to the social butterfly, ensuring that residents have access to everything they need for comfortable, convenient living.
Small-town charm with urban conveniences
Situated in the heart of Suffern, The Meridian offers residents the perfect blend of small-town charm and urban amenities. This historic village, nestled at the foot of the Ramapo Mountains, provides a picturesque setting with a vibrant community atmosphere. The downtown area, just a short walk from The Meridian, is home to a diverse array of local businesses, restaurants, and cultural attractions.
One of the neighborhood's highlights is the historic Lafayette Theater, a beautifully preserved movie house that continues to screen films and host special events. The theater serves as a focal point for the community, especially during Suffern's annual street fairs and parades, which bring the town to life with local vendors, live music, and family-friendly activities.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, Harriman State Park is just a short drive away, offering extensive hiking trails, lakes, and camping facilities. Closer to home, Brooklands Park provides a convenient spot for recreation, featuring baseball fields, basketball courts, a playground, and a public pool.
Food enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of dining options within walking distance. Curley's Corner, a local favorite, offers casual American fare just a five-minute walk from The Meridian. For those craving Mexican cuisine, Taqueria America is a popular spot known for its authentic dishes and is less than half a mile away.
Grocery shopping is made easy with several options nearby. La Placita Deli Grocery is within a 10-minute walk for quick essentials, while a short drive brings residents to larger supermarkets like ACME Markets for more extensive shopping trips.
The neighborhood also boasts excellent educational facilities, with Suffern Middle School and Suffern Senior High School both within a short drive. These schools are well-regarded, with Suffern Senior High School receiving an A rating from Niche.com.
For wine enthusiasts, Torne Valley Winery is just a short drive away, offering locally produced wines and a picturesque setting for weekend outings. The combination of local attractions, outdoor recreation, and everyday conveniences makes the neighborhood around The Meridian an ideal place to call home.
Well-connected for commuters and travelers alike
The Meridian's location in Suffern provides residents with a variety of transportation options, making it easy to navigate both locally and to nearby urban centers. For those who rely on public transit, the Suffern train station is just a 10-minute walk from the building. This station, served by NJ Transit's Main/Bergen County Line, offers direct access to New York City, with trains running to Hoboken Terminal and connecting service to Penn Station in Manhattan.
Bus service is equally convenient, with several stops within a short walking distance. The Suffern - Hallett Place bus stop, less than a quarter-mile away, serves multiple express routes including the Suffern-Tarrytown and TappanZee Express lines. These routes provide efficient connections to major employment and shopping centers in the region.
For those who prefer to drive, The Meridian's location offers easy access to major roadways. The New York State Thruway (I-87) and Route 59 are both nearby, facilitating quick trips to neighboring towns and cities. New York City is approximately a 45-minute drive, traffic permitting, making it feasible for occasional city visits or reverse commutes.
Air travelers will appreciate the proximity to several major airports. Westchester County Airport is about a 45-minute drive, while both LaGuardia and Newark Liberty International airports can be reached in under an hour, providing ample options for both domestic and international flights.
The area's moderate bike score suggests that while not ideal for all trips, cycling can be a viable option for some local errands or recreation. The neighborhood's high walk score indicates that many daily needs can be met on foot, with numerous shops, restaurants, and services within easy walking distance of The Meridian.
This combination of transportation options allows residents to enjoy the tranquility of Suffern while maintaining easy connections to the wider New York metropolitan area, making The Meridian an attractive choice for commuters and those who value accessibility.
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Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
42/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
79/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Brooklands Park
2 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Pool
Ramapo Valley County Reservation
2 min drive
Camping
Fishing
Lake
Riverside Park
3 min drive
Bon Aire Park
4 min drive
Basketball
Tennis
Playground
Veteran's Memorial Park
4 min drive
Mahwah Recreation Annex
4 min drive
Commodore Perry Fields
4 min drive
Winter's Park
4 min drive
Fishing
Lake
Picnic Area
Clark Recreation Center
5 min drive
Basketball
Dog Park
Tennis
Schools
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