387 8th St Unit 3O Jersey City, NJ 07302

3O is a meticulous one bedroom plus den. One Jones Park – an extraordinary collection of 75 exclusive residences at 387 8th Street in Jersey City’s prestigious Hamilton Park, where incredible artisanship elevates urban living to unprecedented heights. Overlooking the greenery of Enos Jones Park, this architectural gem is nestled in a thriving neighborhood defined by tree-lined streets, an authentic community spirit, and proximity to some of Downtown Jersey City’s most coveted restaurants, cafes, transportation hubs, and entertainment destinations. Each meticulously crafted 1- to 3-bedroom home showcases the finest materials sourced from Italy’s most revered artisans. The gourmet kitchens feature bespoke Meson’s cabinetry with rich wood-textured melamine finishes and premium quartz surfaces throughout. World-class Bosch and Miele appliances complete the culinary experience. Premium Garbelotto 43⁄4" oak engineered hardwood floors embody centuries of European craftsmanship and flow throughout each residence. The stunning Italian marble bathrooms showcase grand 12" x 24" format stone. Barausse entry doors and Viva interior doors frame each space with architectural distinction. Residents enjoy white-glove service with a 24-hour doorman, a state-of-the-art fitness center, children’s playroom, and a spectacular rooftop lounge offering commanding views of Manhattan’s iconic skyline, Hoboken’s waterfront, and Journal Square’s dynamic horizon. Precision-engineered Schuco windows maximize natural light, while luxury Kohler fixtures throughout the bathrooms provide daily indulgences worthy of the world’s finest hotels. With preferred parking available on-site, One Jones Park represents more than a residence—it’s a statement of refined living, enhanced by Italian excellence, and surrounded by one of Jersey City’s most dynamic and desirable communities. One Jones Park. Home to the New buyer. Anticipated for completion Winter 2025/2026. The renderings used are for illustrative purposes to show finishes of units and building, and may not be of the exact unit.