When they said you can’t have it all, they clearly had never stepped foot inside Unit 2706 at 10 Provost. Because this? This is the kind of home that makes you cancel dinner plans just so you can stay in and admire your ceilings for another hour. With soaring 11.5-foot ceilings, this 1-bedroom plus den residence feels less like an apartment and more like your own private sanctuary floating above Jersey City. And yes—the den is actually useful. Home office? Guest room? Peloton room you swear you’ll start using next month? Your call. Toll Brothers didn’t exactly cut corners here either. The kitchen is outfitted with a massive Thermador refrigerator ready to handle everything from Whole Foods hauls to “I only stopped by the Farmer’s Market for one thing” situations that somehow became eight reusable bags and a candle. You’ll also find a five-burner Bosch stove for your aspiring chef era, plus a three-rack Bosch dishwasher because at 10 Provost, even your appliances believe in work-life balance. And then there’s the building itself. For a boutique community of just 242 residences, 10 Provost somehow delivers over 27,000 square feet of amenities. Which feels slightly unfair to most other buildings in Jersey City. The rooftop terrace serves up sweeping views to the North, East, and South—perfect for coffee at sunrise, wine at sunset, or pretending you’re in a luxury hotel you somehow never have to check out of. The Sky Lounge gives you even more room to relax, entertain, work remotely, or casually remind your friends you made a very good real estate decision. Down on the 7th floor, the amenities continue: state-of-the-art fitness center, pool, children’s playroom, gas grills, party space, meeting rooms, ping pong, and enough lounge space to make your actual apartment slightly jealous. And the location? Right in the heart of it all. Moments from Newark Ave, Grove Street PATH, restaurants, nightlife, coffee shops, and the waterfront. Basically, if convenience had a headquarters, it would probably be somewhere nearby. So the next time someone says, “You can’t have it all,” feel free to smile politely while standing inside Unit 2706. Because apparently… you can.