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Meridia Park Avenue

6035 Park Avenue, West New York, 07093, NJ

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Meridia Park Avenue Description
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Meridia Park Avenue is located in beautiful West New York, NJ near the towns of Weehawken, Hoboken, Guttenberg, and North Bergen, NJ. They are all connected to New York City and the rest of New Jersey via a variety of bus lines, running along the main streets of town.

Beautiful appointed One Bedroom, One Bedroom with an Office, and a variety of Two Bedroom apartments are options from which to choose. Meridia offers state of the art entry access and monitoring technology at all of our properties, giving tenants peace of mind.

Meridia has been building and managing luxury properties continuously as a Family Owned and Operated Company since 1970. At Meridia your needs are our number one priority. Joining the Meridia family will give you a place you are proud to call your "home" and allow you to Live your Life.

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Floor Plans
Meridia Park Avenue is a 187-unit apartment complex featuring 1 to 2 Bed floorplans.
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1 bed / 1 bath 650.0 sqft $1,744
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2 bed / 1 bath 825.0 sqft $2,170
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2 bed / 1 bath 1,100.0 sqft $2,193
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2 bed / 1 bath 1,025.0 sqft $2,193
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2 bed / 2 bath 1,050.0 sqft $2,295
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2 bed / 2 bath 1,600.0 sqft $3,975
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* Prices, specials, and floorplan availability subject to change without notice
Meridia Park Avenue Amenities
Pet Policy
Cats Not Allowed
Dogs Not Allowed
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unknown user
Tufts
Awesome location circa 2010
Great location with access to the Hudson River walkway and pan-city transportation.
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
great access to transit
The best part of living around 23rd street is the quick access to a lot of subway lines. You can get anywhere in the city pretty fast. Also love the crosstown bus! It's a safe area to walk in any time of day or night. Madison Square Park is also excellent. There's a couple of good bars, clubs, and restaurants in the neighborhood, but most often you'll end up traveling to other neighborhoods to socialize.
unknown user
Stanford, UPenn, JPMorgan Chase
Old building, but great location
Building is old, but the location is great. Close to Grand Central. Grocery store and dry cleaners are on the same block. Gym in the building. Very quiet.
unknown user
Carnegie Mellon
RIvergate
Pros: Good, cost effective building, great view of the river, easy to find taxi (unless its raining) Cons: Right by FDR, so traffic can be loud; building only washes windows once a year, ten minutes away from public transportation
unknown user
Carnegie Mellon
420 West 42nd
Good building, great location for public transportation (can get to anywhere on manhattan) Traffic can get bad on weekends due to the lincoln tunnel
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UNC
Park Ave in Hoboken
I loved that I was surrounded my recent college graduates and it was a easy walking distance to bars, restaurants and great nightlife. I I also appreciated that the bus stop was close by and ran frequently. The PATH was a good 14 block or 40 minute walk. The blocks are a lot longer then they are in the City, so that was a little disappointing because I was looking for something that would give me more then one way of getting into the city. The only thing I disliked was how far away the PATH was. In the Craigslist ad, it said walking distance to the PATH. It was a good 15 block-or 40 minute-walk and I didn't have the time or energy in the am to make that long trek. The blocks are a lot lengthier in Hoboken then in NYC, don't let the posts fool you.
unknown user
UPenn
Good location for those out of school
Great access to work if your office is in Midtown but has a lot going on compared to Murray Hill.
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