Unit 705, Unit 1

Urban Living at Its Best — 1 BD / 1 BA in Downtown New Brunswick

Bright, spacious, and right in the middle of everything — this 725 sq. ft. one-bedroom is your gateway to one of New Jersey's most exciting downtowns. In fact, New Brunswick was just crowned NJ's Destination of the Year 2025 by Jersey's Best Magazine — and living here means you get a front-row seat to all of it.

The apartment is filled with natural light and offers more room than you'd expect, with space for a dedicated home office if you work remotely.

Commuters love it here. New York City is just 40 minutes away, and the New Brunswick train station is only 5 blocks from your front door — making the daily commute as painless as it gets, without the Manhattan price tag.

A theater district right outside your door. The State Theater and George Street Playhouse are literally across the street. The City Center Theatre District draws over 350,000 visitors a year from the tri-state area for Broadway musicals, international orchestras, world-class dance, and pop concerts. The Stress Factory Comedy Club is just three blocks away. On any given evening, you could be in your seat in under two minutes.

One of NJ's best dining scenes — all walkable. Downtown New Brunswick punches well above its weight when it comes to food. Splurge on a dry-aged steak and live jazz at Steakhouse 85, a popular upscale spot known for its energetic atmosphere, or go elegant at The Frog & The Peach, a beloved institution since 1983 serving creative seasonal cuisine in a beautifully renovated 19th-century building. For fresh oysters and creative cocktails, Salt Seafood & Oyster Bar offers a modern oyster bar, unique small plates, and rustic bar seating with windows that open right onto the lively street. Craving something different? Esquina Latina brings Cuban and Latin flavors with tapas, authentic sangrias, and live bands on weekends, while Destination Dogs serves hot dogs inspired by cuisines from around the world — a one-of-a-kind experience.

Culture, museums, and more. The Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers houses over 60,000 works, including one of the largest collections of Soviet Nonconformist Art in the world — and admission is free. The Alfa Art Gallery offers rotating showcases of contemporary and European-influenced fine art right in the heart of the cultural district. History buffs will appreciate the Henry Guest House, a Georgian landmark built in 1760, preserved just steps from downtown.

This is downtown living done right — space, culture, world-class food, and an easy commute, all at one address.

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