135 Montgomery St

A mid-century high-rise residential cooperative in downtown Jersey City completed in 1967, the property rises multiple stories and offers primarily one- and two-bedroom units. The exterior presents a classic tower profile set within landscaped grounds and a designed entry sequence leading to a staffed lobby. Individual residences range from renovated apartments with maple or oak cabinetry, granite counters, and modern stainless-steel appliances to more original units; many feature large windows, corner exposures, and oversized private terraces or balconies with sweeping views toward the Hudson River and Statue of Liberty. Common areas include a 24-hour doorman/concierge desk, on-site superintendent, a shared laundry room, and a recently refreshed designer lobby. Building services and operating structure are cooperative-based; maintenance fees are reported to include nearly all utilities (electric, gas, heat, hot water, air conditioning), the unit's share of property taxes and underlying mortgage, producing unusually low net carrying costs for owners. Parking is available for an additional monthly fee. The co-op has an accommodating resale/rental stance described as treated like a condominium with minimal board restrictions. The location anchors the building’s appeal: a short walk to Grove Street and Exchange Place PATH stations, Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and nearby ferry access to Manhattan, plus proximity to Liberty State Park, waterfront promenades, shops, restaurants and neighborhood schools. The setting suits commuters and residents seeking transit convenience, skyline views and a full-service, value-oriented urban living experience.