Located within Harrison’s Riverbend District, Steel Works features 286 imaginative industrial residences. This expansive, developing urban neighborhood, inspired workspaces, lushly landscaped parks, and enticing eats. A few minutes’ train ride from New York City, Steel Works offers an exclusive all-inclusive lifestyle with vibrant indoor-outdoor amenities and masterful modern features. The overarching 35- acre redevelopment comprises a unique new urban-vibe community that reinvents the town of Harrison. Transportation to Newark and Manhattan is easy, with on-site access to PATH, and nearby NJ Transit and Amtrak stations. Newark Liberty Airport is 5 miles away, and major local highways include I-280, I-95 and Route 21.
Located directly adjacent to Sports Illustrated Arena in Harrison, New Jersey, Steel Works is the second phase of a multi-phased development. The building features 286 luxury apartments, while the community offers a collection of high-end amenities that include a fitness center, an on-site spin room with 24/7 on-demand fitness classes, golf and multi-sport simulator, heated outdoor pool and clubhouse, resident lounge, high-end pet park, outdoor movie screen, and a roof deck with a fireside lounge and bar.
Steel Works residences boast modern, chef-inspired kitchens with stainless steel appliances, designer cabinetry, quartz countertops, open shelving, and built-in wine chillers; elevated nine-foot ceilings; expansive walk-in custom closets; frameless glass shower doors; alternating-height cabinets; an audio-enabled sound system; and the resident’s choice of two distinct color palettes. Apartments on the building’s first floor feature exposed spiral ducts with painted concrete ceilings, brick veneers, and other stylish components contributing to an urban motif.
The property is just a 20-minute train ride to New York City via the Harrison PATH station and is adjacent to Red Bull Arena, in the heart of an area that will soon be home to an abundance of restaurants, bars, shops, entertainment, and culture.
