Frank Sinatra's Former Hoboken Brownstone Lists for $3.95 Million

909 Hudson Street in Hoboken, the brownstone Frank Sinatra bought for his parents in the 1940s, has hit the market with a $3,950,000 asking price. The listing covers a fully gut-renovated owner’s duplex spanning the parlor and second floors, plus the option to add a renovated one-bedroom garden apartment for rental income or to create a triplex. Brown Harris Stevens agents Peter Cossio and Wes L. Page hold the listing.

The 3,190-square-foot duplex retains its brownstone character with nearly 12-foot ceilings on the parlor level, custom millwork, wide-plank hardwood floors and oversized windows, while a chef’s kitchen anchored by an oversized quartz waterfall island, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and a hidden walk-in pantry serves as the home’s centerpiece. Three bedroom suites occupy the second floor, each with its own bathroom, including a primary suite with a marble dual vanity, brass hardware and a walk-in closet. Both the duplex and the garden apartment have their own washers, dryers and central heating and air conditioning, with the primary residence further outfitted with a high-velocity HVAC system.

Outside, a private backyard extends the living space, reached through a mudroom off the kitchen. The property sits on one of Hoboken’s most sought after blocks, close to Washington Street’s parks, restaurants and boutiques, the waterfront and direct transportation into Manhattan, with rental parking available two blocks away.

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