Rarely does a home like this come to market in Weehawken. Set on an oversized 50 x 100 lot in the coveted Kings Bluff neighborhood, this striking five-bedroom residence brings the timeless character of a coastal New England home to one of the most desirable settings along the Hudson River. A beautiful shingle-style exterior, expansive wraparound porch, manicured grounds and long paver driveway create exceptional curb appeal, while a detached two-car carport provides ample off-street parking. Inside, the home offers four beautifully finished levels with five bedrooms, four full and two half bathrooms. The expansive main level features a wide-open floor plan designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with generous living, dining and kitchen spaces flowing seamlessly together. The second level offers tremendous flexibility, with an additional living area, kitchen with center island, private office, powder room and a spacious en-suite bedroom ideal for guests, extended family or an au pair. Above, the upper level is highlighted by a spectacular primary suite where floor-to-ceiling windows frame breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline, creating an unforgettable backdrop from the moment you wake up. Two additional bedrooms and another full bathroom complete the level. A fully finished lower level adds even more usable living and recreational space, while the outdoor areas continue the home’s emphasis on entertaining with a wraparound porch, paver patio and an unusually generous amount of property for Weehawken. Located in Kings Bluff, one of Weehawken’s most coveted residential enclaves, the home combines space, privacy and architectural presence with incredible proximity to Manhattan. Skyline views, four finished levels, an oversized lot and a coastal-inspired design make this a truly distinctive offering just minutes from New York City. One thing: before this goes into MLS, I want to tighten the second/third-floor layout because I think I may have interpreted one part of what you dictated incorrectly. But the opening and overall tone are where I think this should live: high-end and special, without sounding like the usual overcooked $3M+ luxury listing.