800 Palisade Ave APT 23A, Fort Lee, NJ 07024

'The Buckingham' is a regal presence atop the Palisades. Just 2 miles south of the George Washington Bridge and 6 miles north of the Lincoln Tunnel. Built in 1988, this luxury highrise condominium features 24 hour doorman, valet parking, roof top pool, health club, exercise facility and sky room entertainment center, complete with full kitchen and dance floor. With over 3000 interior square feet, this unit offers sweeping views of the Hudson and NYC skyline. Half inch solid maple plank flooring, solid wood interior doors, exquisite crown moldings, electric fireplace in living room and wood-burning fireplace in master BR. Enjoy the custom kitchen with granite counter tops, Sub Zero refrigerator and wine cooler, Viking dual thermal convection ovens, imported cabinetry, Graff faucets and Wolf glass cook top. The master bath features multi jet/steam shower, Kohler whirlpool soaking tub, double vanity and bidet. Southeast corner unit with views from every room and 2 terraces. Water source gas heating system.Ft. Lee has the suburban feel of a New Jersey town with the same diversity of a New York City neighborhood. A mixture of high rise luxury buildings, offering condos and co-ops along the Hudson and neighborhoods made up of single family and multi family houses allow for many housing options.Residents have easy access to Palisades Interstate Park for hiking along the Hudson and the Fort Lee Historical Park has additional trails and overlooks. A point of pride among residents is the Jack Alter Fort Lee Community Center with its full schedule of classes, concerts and outdoor movies in the summer. A Sunday farmers market is held at the community center during warmer months. Fort Lee also recently got its first dog run.The Borough of Fort Lee has a single school district with four elementary schools, a middle school and a high school.Fort Lee is served by several New Jersey Transit bus lines, some ending at the Port Authority bus terminal in midtown and others that cross the George Washington Bridge to the Port Authority bridge terminal at West 178th Street. There, riders can transfer to the A subway train and city buses. Another option is the NY Waterway Ferry from Edgewater. The Fort Lee Parking Authority runs a shuttle bus to the ferry from the main municipal lot during rush hours.