Wells Fargo Lofts Guide: 299 Pavonia Avenue Lofts by Hamilton Park
299 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City. A historic depot conversion with spacious loft layouts near Hamilton Park.
Wells Fargo Lofts at 299 Pavonia Avenue is a historic depot conversion near Hamilton Park. The relatively small condominium includes large loft layouts with tall ceilings, exposed brick, and timber details. Each home deserves a close look at usable space, stairs, natural light, condition, and outdoor rights.
Building facts
| Address | 299 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07302 (Hamilton Park, Historic Downtown, steps from the park) |
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| History | Built 1890 as a Wells Fargo and Company stable and storage depot; used around World War I for railroad equipment repair; converted to condominiums in 1982 by the Seibert Pavonia Corporation |
| Height and homes | 3 stories, 31 loft residences |
| Residences | Large loft layouts with exposed brick, timber details and tall windows; some homes have mezzanines, terraces or fireplaces. Verify the measured area, room configuration and outdoor rights of the specific home. |
| Ownership | Condominium; confirm dues and the exact tax figure on any unit |
| Parking | On-site parking; confirm whether a space is included with the home and how the parking rights are documented. |
| Amenities | Elevator and controlled entry with virtual doorman service. Review the current building services and association budget. |
| Getting to Manhattan | Grove Street and Newport PATH are transit options from the Hamilton Park neighborhood. Compare the walking route and train timetable for your destination. |
What Wells Fargo Lofts is like to live in
The former depot’s brickwork, large windows and timber structure give its lofts a distinct character. Some homes have open mezzanines, while others offer more enclosed rooms. Hamilton Park, neighborhood cafes and the surrounding brownstone streets are close by. A tour should show how the actual floor plan handles daylight, privacy, storage and movement between levels.
The homes that set the price
Comparable lofts need to match more than a bedroom count. At Wells Fargo, usable floor area, ceiling clearance, window placement, renovation quality and any private outdoor space can change the comparison substantially. Review both total price and price per square foot, with a consistent source for floor area, and account for parking and monthly costs.
Sales context
For Wells Fargo Lofts, start with completed sales in the building and compare the usable layout, bedroom enclosure, light and condition. If there are few recent sales, consider other loft condos such as Cooke Lofts, accounting for differences in location, parking and building services.
What buyers should know
Review the home’s condition and the association’s maintenance history, with attention to the roof, windows, masonry and major systems. Confirm parking and outdoor rights, and ask your lender about the building early in the process. For a mezzanine layout, check ceiling clearance, access and the approved room configuration.
What sellers should know
Photographs and an accurate floor plan should show the loft’s scale, windows, room separation and any mezzanine or terrace. Explain renovations and the parking arrangement clearly. Build the pricing strategy around suitable loft sales and competing homes, then review showing feedback after launch.
Quick answers about Wells Fargo Lofts
Was the building really a Wells Fargo facility?
Yes. It was built in 1890 as a Wells Fargo and Company stable and storage depot serving the stagecoach and wagon business, and it was used around World War I for railroad equipment repair before its 1982 conversion to condominiums.
How big are the lofts at 299 Pavonia Avenue?
The building has varied loft layouts, including homes with large open living areas and mezzanines. Check the measured floor area, ceiling clearance and approved bedroom configuration of the specific residence.
Does Wells Fargo Lofts have a doorman or gym?
The building is known for virtual doorman service and elevator access rather than a staffed lobby. Confirm the current amenity list and monthly charges with the association when reviewing a home.
What neighborhood is Wells Fargo Lofts in?
Wells Fargo Lofts is in the Hamilton Park area of Historic Downtown Jersey City, near the park and its surrounding shops and restaurants. Grove Street and Newport PATH are nearby transit options; compare the walking routes for your commute.
How often do homes here come up for sale?
Availability changes. In this 31-residence condominium, it is useful to monitor new listings and review recent sales in the building as well as comparable lofts nearby. Anthony can help you assess a home when one becomes available.
Nearby buildings
Hamilton Square · Dixon Mills · Cooke Lofts · The A Condominiums · Canco Lofts · 700 Grove · Schroeder Lofts
Tools for this building
Jersey City Tax Comparison Tool · Condo carrying cost calculator · NJ seller net sheet · Do you need flood insurance in Hoboken or Jersey City?
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