29 Belmont Ave, Jc, Journal Square, New Jersey, 07304

Situated in the heart of Jersey City’s highly sought-after Bergen Hill neighborhood, this 2-family gem was built in 1880 and fully gut renovated in 2018, an impressive four-story residence seamlessly blends historic charm with modern living while offering an exceptional income-producing 2nd unit. The owner’s residence spans three expansive floors and features 4 spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Every bedroom easily accommodates a king-sized bed and offers generous closet space, with additional storage thoughtfully incorporated throughout the home. The main living level is designed for both comfortable everyday living and entertaining, featuring a bright and open living room, dining area, updated kitchen, and convenient half bath. Just off the kitchen, step out onto a private deck overlooking a fenced-in backyard — a rare outdoor retreat perfect for relaxing, dining, or entertaining guests. The second floor offers two oversized bedrooms, a full shared bathroom, and dedicated laundry area. The top floor features the spacious primary bedroom, an additional large bedroom, and another full bathroom. Additional highlights include central air conditioning and heat, a new roof, and updated systems throughout, offering peace of mind and modern comfort. The lower-level apartment is currently tenant occupied and generating $2,000/month in rental income, while the upstairs unit — owner occupied until 2022 — was previously rented for $4,000/month, providing flexibility for both investors and owner-occupants alike. Adding even more convenience, the sellers will include one year of nearby rental parking with the sale of the home. Situated on a picturesque tree-lined block in Bergen Hill, this property offers the perfect combination of historic character, modern updates, outdoor space, and strong rental income potential. Whether you’re seeking a turnkey investment opportunity or a beautiful home with the ability to offset your mortgage through rental income, this exceptional property checks every box — and then some.