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$410,000

4 Beacon Way, Unit 14, Jersey City, NJ

Listing information updated October 1, 2026
1 Bed1 Bath824 Sq.Ft.

About this property

This is the lifestyle you have always dreamed of! Perfectly situated in the highly sought after Rialto building with easy access to amenities galore. This gorgeous condo is a true standout... light, bright, and exceptionally spacious. This home boasts 11 ft high ceilings, beautiful wood floors, and a grand, loft-like feel. A highly popular layout, perfectly designed for effortless entertaining and everyday flexibility, easily accommodating distinct zones for a roomy dining setup, a comfortable living room, and a home office area. The open-concept kitchen features a large center slate island with seating and an abundance of cabinet space, making it a functional hub for any home chef. Retreat to the spacious bedroom, which serves as a comfortable haven complete with two unusually large closets providing plenty of extra storage. Enjoy exclusive access to "Club Aqua," The Beacon's premier 25,000-square-foot luxury lifestyle center and spa. Club Aqua is included in the maintenance fee for occupants of The Rialto at 4 Beacon Way. This world-class facility features a year-round heated indoor swimming pool, a restorative co-ed sauna and steam rooms, a grotto lounge with twin hot tubs, and private treatment rooms for massage therapy. Complete with a state-of-the-art 24/7 fitness hub, yoga studio with complimentary classes, and an on-site juice bar, Club Aqua delivers a true five-star resort experience right at your doorstep. Luxury Community Amenities include a Resort-style 13-acre gated campus featuring a private resident shuttle to Grove St & Exchange Place PATH stations. Top-tier amenities include dedicated outdoor dog runs, a historic Great Room lounge, a private movie screening room, billiards/game rooms, and co-working spaces with building-wide Wi-Fi. Enjoy panoramic Manhattan skyline views from multi-level rooftop decks with grilling stations, a massive central great lawn, an organic community garden, a children's playground, and an on-site convenience deli.

TypeCondo
Beds1
Baths1
Square Feet824 sq ft
Total Rooms4
ConstructionBlock, Brick, Stone
FlooringHardwood
CoolingCentral Air Additional
LaundryCommon Area
AppliancesDishwasher, Dryer, Refrigerator, Gas Oven, Gas Range, Microwave, Washer
Annual Taxes$4,293
CityJersey City
Property TypeResidential - Condo, Contemporary, Mid-Rise

Terrane Location DNA

The location around 4 Beacon Way.

How the surroundings of this address serve eight ways of living, built only from public map data: the places mapped nearby, the land around it and the transit that runs here. Where the data isn’t there, we say so.

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Location Lifestyle DNA

How this location measures up.

93% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedGroceries, cafés, a pharmacy and everyday services a few blocks from the door.
  • Pharmacy and basic healthcare access — Exceptional15 of 100 pointsNearest pharmacy mapped: Healthy Living Rx, 0.2 miNearest clinic or doctor's office mapped: Clinic, 0.2 mi; care quality and appointment availability are not assessedNot assessed: operating hours are rarely mappedExceptional
  • Casual food and cafés — Strong20 of 100 pointsNearest café, bakery or casual restaurant mapped: Cafe Alyce, 510 ftWithin ½ mi: cafe, restaurant, takeaway (20 places)Rated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Strong
  • Routine personal and home services — Strong20 of 100 pointsWithin ½ mi: hair or beauty, hardware or household shop, laundry, repair serviceNearest everyday service mapped: Factory Barber Shop (Hair or beauty), 0.1 miRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Strong
  • Errands that are easy to combine — Strong15 of 100 points5 different essentials mapped within 0.4 mi of the address (21 places)Strong
  • Groceries and daily essentials — Strong30 of 100 pointsNearest full-service supermarket mapped: The Central Square Supermarket, 0.5 mi38 grocery shops mapped within ¾ mi (4 full-service)Not assessed: opening hours are mapped for only a minority of shopsStrong
96% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedParks, waterfront paths, fitness, recreation and outdoor space.
  • Fitness facilities — Strong15 of 100 points4 gyms or fitness studios mapped within ¾ miWithin ¾ mi: gym or fitness studio, poolStrong
  • Usable parks and nature — Strong25 of 100 pointsNearest park mapped: Olive Pea Park, 0.2 miLargest park within 1 mi: Liberty State Park, 145.2 ha12 parks within 1 mi have mapped playgrounds, fields or tracks (other facilities are not mapped)Rated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Strong
  • Sports facilities — Strong20 of 100 pointsWithin 1 mi: climbing gym, dog run, pool, sports centre, sports field or court (paid and members-only facilities count; access terms are not assessed)Nearest sports facility mapped: Sports field or court (Sports field or court), 0.3 miRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read exceptional)Strong
  • Connected outdoor environment — Strong15 of 100 pointsA named trail or walkway mapped within 1 mi connects to a park126 marked pedestrian crossings mapped within ¼ miNot assessed: route continuity and barriers (highways, rail cuts, water) are not yet assessedRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read exceptional)Strong
  • Trails, paths and cycling routes — Strong25 of 100 pointsNearest waterfront walkway mapped: Morris Canal Greenway, 0.6 mi2.6 km of named paths and trails mapped within 1 mi42 bike lanes or paths mapped within ½ miRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read adequate)Strong
83% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedSchools, parks, playgrounds, groceries and a library close to home.
  • Shared recreation — Strong25 of 100 pointsNearest playground mapped: Playground, 0.3 miNearest park mapped: Olive Pea Park, 0.2 miWithin ¾ mi: picnic area, pool, sports centre, sports field or courtNot assessed: seating, bathrooms and hours at parks are not mappedStrong
  • Practical family support — Strong15 of 100 pointsNearest full-service supermarket mapped: The Central Square Supermarket, 0.5 miNearest pharmacy mapped: Healthy Living Rx, 0.2 miNearest clinic or doctor's office mapped: Clinic, 0.2 mi (care quality is not assessed)Strong
  • Comfortable local connections — Strong10 of 100 points126 marked pedestrian crossings mapped within ¼ miNot assessed: sidewalk coverage is not mapped for streets hereRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read exceptional)Strong
  • Schools, childcare and learning — Strong25 of 100 pointsNearest school mapped: County Prep High School, 0.2 mi (eligibility and admission are not assessed)Within 1 mi: elementary school, high school, middle schoolNearest preschool, childcare or class venue mapped: Hudson County Community College - Building A, 0.6 miJersey City School District (all grades): 45% met ELA expectations and 33% math (state 53% and 42%); median growth 47 ELA and 49 math (state 50); 4-year graduation 78%. Source: NJDOE School Performance Reports 2024-25, all students; results at percentile 18 among New Jersey districts. Individual schools and attendance zones are not assessedStrong
  • Community facilities and programs — Adequate25 of 100 pointsNearest library mapped: Gabert Library, 0.5 miNearest community centre mapped: Jersey City City Hall, 1.1 mi (programming is not mapped, so presence counts only as adequate)Not assessed: recurring public events and programs are not in the map dataAdequate
83% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedRestaurants, cafés, nightlife, culture and transit within a short distance.
  • Events and shared activities — Strong20 of 100 points2 event venues, theatres or music venues mapped within 1 mi (schedules are not mapped)Not assessed: event calendars are not in the map dataStrong
  • Daytime social venues — Strong25 of 100 points2 cafés mapped within ½ miWithin ½ mi: cafe, dessert shop, restaurant (18 places)1 cafés, restaurants or bars mapped with outdoor seating within ½ miRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read adequate)Strong
  • Evening and nightlife — Strong25 of 100 points2 bars, pubs, clubs or music venues mapped within ½ miWithin ¾ mi: bar, cinema, music venue, pubNot assessed: late-night hours are rarely mappedStrong
  • Usable social clusters — Adequate20 of 100 points1 different kinds of social venue mapped within 0.2 mi (3 places)Rated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read none found)Adequate
  • Access to those clusters — Adequate10 of 100 pointsLatest weekday departure within ½ mi: 1:09 am (Grand St at State St)Nearest station or ferry mapped: Journal Square Transportation Center (PATH), 0.6 miRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Adequate
96% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedPATH, ferry, light rail or NYC buses nearby, with a calmer street at home.
  • Reach to a meaningful activity hub — Strong35 of 100 pointsNearest activity hub mapped: Journal Square Transportation Center / Newark Avenue, 0.1 miJournal Square Transportation Center / Newark Avenue offers culture, dining, fitness, groceries, nightlife, services, shops, transitRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read exceptional)Strong
  • Quiet immediate surroundings — Strong45 of 100 pointsBeacon Way is mapped as a residential streetNearest main road mapped: Montgomery Street, 290 ft (road class is a proxy for traffic)0 shops, restaurants or bars mapped within 330 ft0 bars, pubs or clubs mapped within 500 ftModelled transportation noise: 45 dB at the address, up to 49 dB within 330 ft (USDOT national noise map 2020: road, rail and aviation; a model, not a measurement here)Rated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Strong
  • Practical transport choices — Limited20 of 100 pointsNo station or ferry within ½ mi20 bus stops within ¼ mi; busiest: Montgomery St at Mill Rd, about 4 departures per hour middayLatest weekday departure within ½ mi: 1:09 am (Grand St at State St)Limited
88% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedQuieter streets, privacy and distance from busy commercial life.
  • Low disturbance — Adequate35 of 100 pointsNearest highway mapped: Highway, 0.4 miNo surface rail line mapped within ¼ miEWR is 6.3 mi away (flight paths are not mapped; the modelled noise level includes aircraft)0 bars, pubs or clubs mapped within 500 ft28% of the land within 250 m is mapped as commercial or industrial (NJDEP land cover 2020)Modelled transportation noise: 45 dB at the address, up to 49 dB within 330 ft (USDOT national noise map 2020: road, rail and aviation; a model, not a measurement here)Rated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Adequate
  • Calm local streets — Adequate25 of 100 pointsBeacon Way is mapped as a residential streetNearest main road mapped: Montgomery Street, 290 ft (road class is a proxy for traffic)0 shops, restaurants or bars mapped within 330 ftRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Adequate
  • Immediate greenery and buffering — Limited20 of 100 points0% of the area within 200 m is mapped green spaceNearest green space mapped: Olive Pea Park, 0.2 miStreet trees are not mapped in this town; not assessedRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read limited)Limited
  • Spacious surrounding built environment — Limited20 of 100 points0% of the land within 250 m is mapped as green, water or low- to medium-density residential (NJDEP 2020)10% of the land within 250 m is mapped as industrial, transport or utility useNot assessed: building spacing and setbacks are not measuredRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read limited)Limited
81% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedGalleries, music, makers, bookshops and streets with character nearby.
  • Recurring cultural programming — Adequate10 of 100 points7 venues that commonly host programs mapped within 1 mi (schedules are not mapped)Not assessed: exhibition, reading and performance calendars are not in the map dataRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read adequate)Adequate
  • Arts and culture destinations — Adequate25 of 100 pointsNearest arts destination mapped: SMUSH Gallery (Gallery), 0.3 miWithin 2 mi: arts centre, cinema, gallery, museum4 arts destinations mapped within 1 miRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read strong)Adequate
  • Opportunities to make, learn and create — Adequate30 of 100 pointsNo studio, workshop or craft shop mapped within 1 miWithin 1 mi: classes or tutoring, libraryNot assessed: classes, sessions and equipment access are not in the map dataRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read limited)Adequate
  • Independent cultural businesses — Adequate20 of 100 points1 book, music, art or craft shops mapped within ¾ miWithin ¾ mi: cultural shop, galleryAdequate
  • Distinctive public environment — None found15 of 100 points0 public artworks mapped within ½ mi0 historic sites or heritage listings mapped within ½ miNot assessed: architectural distinctiveness isNone found
71% of this lifestyle’s priorities assessedDistinctive dining, personal services, wellness and a scenic setting nearby.
  • Premium personal services — Adequate25 of 100 points5 personal-care, specialty or wellness shops mapped within ½ mi (differentiation is not assessed)Not assessed: bespoke and concierge-style services are not in the map dataAdequate
  • Distinctive dining and hospitality — Adequate25 of 100 points15 restaurants and hotels mapped within ½ mi (distinction and service level are not assessed, so presence counts as at most adequate)Not assessed: service and experience attributes are not in the map dataRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read adequate)Adequate
  • Special leisure and shopping — Limited20 of 100 points2 specialty and fashion shops mapped within ½ miWithin 5 mi: marina, museum, spa or wellness, theatre (access terms are not assessed)Not assessed: membership and access terms are not in the map dataRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read adequate)Limited
  • Scenic public setting — Limited10 of 100 pointsNearest waterfront mapped: Morris Canal Greenway, 0.6 mi (a view from the property is not implied)Nearest public viewpoint mapped: Jersey City Marina, 1.3 miRated by Terrane's model from the same map facts (the rules alone read adequate)Limited
  • Premium fitness and wellness — Limited20 of 100 pointsNo spa, yoga or pilates studio mapped within ¾ mi4 gyms or fitness studios mapped within ¾ mi (programs and service levels are not assessed)Limited

Each score is the share of a lifestyle’s priorities that the surroundings satisfy, out of the priorities that could be assessed. Tap a lifestyle to see every group, its weight and the mapped facts behind it.

Nearby, as the crow flies

What’s close, on the map.

Your door4 Beacon WayJersey City
0.2MIFour FitnessGym or fitness studio
0.2MIOlive Pea ParkPark
0.4MISnapdragon Coffee & SocialCafe
0.5MIThe Central Square SupermarketSupermarket
0.5MIGabert LibraryLibrary
0.5MIVan Wagenen HouseMuseum

Straight-line distances from the address, not routes.

How this works: every score describes the location only — the places mapped around the address, the land cover and the transit schedules — never the home’s interior, its price or the listing’s description. Places and streets come from OpenStreetMap around the address as placed by the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder; land cover from the NJDEP Land Use/Land Cover 2020 dataset; schedules from NJ TRANSIT and PATH developer data (not real-time; schedules change); modelled transportation noise from the USDOT BTS National Transportation Noise Map 2020 and traffic counts from NJDOT Annual Average Daily Traffic; public school district results from the NJ Department of Education School Performance Reports (2024-25), matched to the address through the NJ Office of GIS school district boundaries — OpenStreetMap as of 2026-10-31; schedules: NJ TRANSIT 2026-09-17; NJ TRANSIT 2026-10-21; PATH 2025-06-06 (last published schedule). Distances are straight-line, and a place missing from the map may still exist. A score appears only when at least half of a lifestyle’s priorities can be assessed. Not a valuation, and a guide for your conversation with your advisor, not a guarantee. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

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