1315 Washington St

A low-rise, early-20th-century residential property in uptown Hoboken, originally built in 1901 and configured with predominantly one- and two-bedroom units. The single-story listing data reflect a small elevator-equipped walk-up converted into a low-profile condominium with historic architectural touches — exposed brick, high ceilings in many units, hardwood floors, crown moldings, and occasional reclaimed-wood and iron details. Interiors are a mix of renovated kitchens and baths, some featuring granite counters, stainless appliances, and modern lighting alongside retained period elements. Shared building amenities are modest and utilitarian: an elevator, basement washer/dryer room, and additional storage lockers in common areas or hallways. Parking is not provided on-site but rental options exist nearby. The property’s maintenance structure supports relatively low monthly carrying costs; units range from efficient studios to full two-bedroom penthouse layouts with private outdoor decks. Pet policies and on-site services vary by unit ownership but the building generally presents a practical, commuter-focused offering with direct access to bus lines and a ferry terminal within a short walk. The neighborhood places residents steps from restaurants, grocery stores, seasonal farmers’ markets, waterfront walkways, and transit that yields quick Midtown access.