187 Wayne St, Jersey City, NJ 07302

Originally built in 1847 to house the Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, the brick buildings now known as Dixon Mills have been transformed from an industrial complex to an upscale residential community. With its twin 150-foot high smokestacks, large arched windows and terra cotta facades, the complex is a reminder of the town’s rich history. But even more importantly, it is a symbol of architectural transformation.

When the Dixon Mills Jersey City  in 1986 to be converted into apartments, the owners were required to preserve some of the buildings’ historic features in order to receive government subsidies for converting them into condos. As a result, the buildings’ historic signs, brickwork and upper level walkways were preserved and became an important selling point when it was converted to luxury living.

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The building offers a long list of luxurious amenities for residents. They can enjoy white-glove services like dry cleaning pick-ups, as well as access to a state of the art fitness center with a yoga studio, basketball and volleyball courts, a Finnish sauna and a gym with the latest cardiovascular and weight training machines. A family room and courtyards with BBQ grills and lounge seating offer additional ways for residents to relax and socialize.

Dixon Mills is located near a variety of local restaurants, bars and shops. The Grove Street commercial area is a hub of shopping and dining, and the property is only a short walk from the Grove Street Path Station which offers a quick commute into New York City.