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250 Old River Road

250 Old River Road, Edgewater, 07020, NJ

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250 Old River Road Description
1/Bed 1/Bath High-End Community Living - - No Broker Fee !

- 1 Month Free On 13 Month Leases !

- The Infinity is a private community located in the heart of the very desired small waterfront town of Edgewater. One thing that separates the Infinity from its competitors is its spacious apartments as well as the rare luxury of having private balconies in 90% of its units for those who cherish outdoor space. The Infinity offers ease of transportation to NYC commuters including a free shuttle that takes residents to the NY Waterway Ferry station at Port Imperial / light rail / and as well as the 158 bus stop (1 block away). The Infinity is walking distance to many shops / restaurants and entertainment including the popular outdoor mall "City Place" where Fleming's, The pancake factory, Portos pizzeria, Vitamin Shoppe and MANY more stores are located !

- $1,000 Security Deposit For Applicants With Qualified Credit Score.

- Washer / Dryer Included in Unit.

- Pet Friendly !

Dogs allowed in some units

(RLNE2725718)
Floor Plans
250 Old River Road is a 9-unit apartment complex featuring 1 to 2 Bed floorplans.
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1 bed / 1 bath 850.0 sqft $2,545
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1 bed / 1 bath 848.0 sqft $2,585
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2 bed / 2 bath $2,900
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2 bed / 2 bath 1,285.0 sqft $3,125
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* Prices, specials, and floorplan availability subject to change without notice
250 Old River Road Amenities
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unknown user
Princeton
Loved the area
I loved living in this area - the best bakery in the city (Two Little Red Hens) is right here along with great grocery stores and great shopping. In addition it is easy to get around the city because of the 4,5,6. The only downsides were 2nd avenue subway construction and that it is not a great area to go out in. Lower rent more than makes up for that, though!
unknown user
Princeton, Stanford
Upper East Side by Central Park
Really pleasant neighborhood. Just a few steps from Central Park and 2 blocks from the 4/5/6 line. Great area for art lovers. Close walk to Guggenheim, Met and the Frick. One downside is the lack of weekend brunch options. Overall, loved the area!
unknown user
Stanford, Cornell
Everything you need nearby
Central Park and West Side Highway for running. Hell's Kitchen for food. Tons of subway lines. NYSC and Gold's Gym. Lots of companies and offices. Minus 1/2 star due to limited nightlife options.
unknown user
Conn College
UWS is wonderful
Great restaurants and bars on amsterdam and columbus. A friendly, non-pretentious neighborhood with people of all ages. There isn't a scene. It is normal and sophisticated without being snotty. I loved living on the UWS. It is also great to have the park so close. Favorite neighborhood in the world.
unknown user
Stanford, UVA
Great for couples, less great for singles
Reasonable prices, close to the park and river for running, solid bars and restaurants. A bit of a hike to get downtown if that's your thing.
unknown user
Johns Hopkins, Stanford
safe area, poor subway, not fun
The area is very safe and parts are fairly upscale. The apartments are generally nice. The subway is a bit of a hike, and inconvenient. It is not in a fun area. Almost always need to grab the 456 downtown.
unknown user
Silver Towers
Great building, friendly staff and wonderful amenities. Also, the view is breathtaking! Published rent tends to be high, but try negotiating to get 2-3 extra months. The are itself is developing. As usual in Manhattan, lots of good restaurants and bars within walking distance (The Pony Bar is our favorite). Took a star off since the subway is rather far (10-15 minutes walk).
unknown user
Harvard, Stanford
Great spot to live at
Great neighborhood just a bit of a walk from the subway.
review user
One of Harlem's hot spots
One of Marcus Samuelsson's (Iron Chef, Top Chef Masters) restaurants. The New York Times calls it "culinary mosaic of Southern, Swedish and Ethiopian comforts." Wonderful ambiance. A bit pricey. One of the "cool" new places to go in Harlem.
review user
Living Near B'Way has its Pros & Cons
Pros - I lived here on the corner of Broadway & 102nd. The location is super convenient. Businesses and restaurants are literally feet away and the subway stop was less than half a block. Also, all else equal, rents are cheaper the closer you are to broadway (vs apts west of broadway) Cons - Broadway is loud. The farther west you go the more quiet it is. This means that having your windows up while watching tv will require you turn the volume up loud on your tv.
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