Dixon Mills

The original industrial structures date back to 1847; they were first converted into residential use beginning in the 1980s, and later converted to condominium form in the 2000s.

The complex spans multiple buildings across two city blocks. It includes over 400 units in loft, duplex, and triplex configurations.

Units vary from one- to three-bedrooms, and many feature loft or multi-level designs. Due to the nature of the conversion, layouts are unique — no two units are exactly the same.

Common features include exposed brick walls, industrial-style windows, high ceilings (9 to over 12 feet), open floorplans, in-unit laundry, and modern kitchen and bath finishes.

Amenities include:
– 24/7 doorman / concierge
– Fitness & sports center (gym, courts)
– Indoor basketball or volleyball court
– Screening / media rooms
– Resident lounges / common rooms
– Landscaped courtyards with BBQ / seating areas
– Co-working / business / meeting spaces
– Controlled / on-site parking
– Courtyard & outdoor areas

Yes — the complex provides parking (typically controlled / assigned). The details (garage, spaces per unit, cost) should be confirmed.

Some units enjoy courtyard or city views; outdoor features include shared courtyards and landscaped areas, and some units may include terraces or balconies depending on configuration.

It is located at 158 Wayne Street / Van Vorst Park neighborhood in downtown Jersey City. The Grove Street PATH station is within walking distance, giving convenient access into Manhattan. The surrounding downtown area is rich in dining, shops, arts, and waterfront promenades.

Yes — the building is pet-friendly, though residents should verify any restrictions (breed, size, number) with management.