This is Manhattan living at its best – in Summit: an architecturally significant, co-op penthouse. This is an all brick, English-style dwelling, built in 1924. Amazingly, with 53 units, almost no two are alike. The driveway is graced by a beautiful archway through which you gain entry to the backyard and garages. At the Parmley Co-ops, there are five individual entrance doorways to separate wings for maximum privacy. This unit includes a one-car garage.

Highlights: six rooms including a large living room; two large bedrooms; den; refurbished kitchen and bath; all rooms with 9-foot ceilings; wood floors throughout; and excellent closet/storage space. Newer thermal windows provide lots of sun and views of west and south exposures. Municipal taxes and all common expenses are included in the monthly maintenance fee and there is an on-site superintendent, 24-hours a day. Individual storage unit #7 is located in the basement as well as laundry facilities.

(Note: Purchaser must be approved by co-op board)
 

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SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY: Incorporated in 1899, the Town of Summit is one of the most widely-known and most highly considered communities in Union County, NJ. It sits poised over 400 ft. above sea level in the least densely populated potion of the county. Summit is home to people of many social, economic and ethnic backgrounds who have found in Summit a stimulating, heterogeneous, suburban environment. Travel to New York City makes Summit highly desirable. Two train lines funnel into Summit: Midtown Direct moving directly into Penn Station located in midtown Manhattan and New Jersey Transit’s original line which carries passengers into Hoboken where PATH trains connect to lower Manhattan and Wall Street. Newark International Airport is a 15-minute car ride away. New Jersey with its thriving business climate has a well-educated workforce and easy access to a wealth of recreation. Summit, running along the expansive Watchung Reservation, has an abundance of resources and is rich with history and culture. Summit residents and neighbors from the surrounding communities enjoy the Summit Playhouse, the Summit Symphony and the Summit arts center now known as the New Jersey Center for the Visual Arts. Summit public schools are known for their excellence with small class sizes and only two students per computer. Summit has eleven historic districts with many of its finest architectural buildings and homes dating back to the turn of the century. As evidenced by its thriving downtown, Summit’s shopping district hosts an assortment of unique owner-operated businesses. Summit is an excellent town to which to relocate or visit.