Hoboken, New Jersey – The annual Hoboken 
House Tour is this Sunday, October 24th, 10am to 4pm.
A truly fun and unique event where kind Hoboken homeowners open their doors to benefit the Hoboken Historical Museum. Now regarded as one of the five “Grand Tours” in the Northeast by This Old House magazine, tour goers will again take to the streets to experience a wonderful and varied selection of Hoboken’s homes.
A few years ago, I had the privilege of opening the doors to my Victorian brownstone for this fantastic event and will definitely be in attendance for this one.
This years Hoboken tour will showcase an array of brownstones, and some of our hottest contemporary condos. Make a day out of it and enjoy the self-guided tour.
Tickets are $25 in advance; $30 the day of and for Museum members.
They are redeemed at the Hoboken Historical Museum, 1301 Hudson Street (13th St. & Hudson St.), where you’ll pick up your House Tour Guidebook with descriptions of the homes and an easy-to-follow walking tour map to each address. Free 3-hour validated parking through the Museum at a nearby parking facility, as well as street parking and other commercial parking lots. Some restaurants also offer validated parking when eating at their establishment.
Tickets can be purchased at:
Hoboken Historical Museum
1301 Hudson St.
Sparrow’s Wines & Liquors
Shipyard Retail Complex
Amanda’s
908 Washington St.
Fleet Feet Sports
604 Washington St.
Sparrow’s Wines & Liquors
126 Washington St.
For more information on living in a progressive city like Hoboken, where they’re always coming up with new ways of making the city a better place to live, contact Eddie Perez, Broker-REALTOR, CDPE. Eddie’s market includes Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken and Union City. Eddie can also be reached by phone at 201-344-2886.
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2 Comments on Hoboken House Tour is this Weekend
This sounds like a great event Eddie. We have similar tours here in San Diego and it is always a joy to see the historical homes they have on the tours. I love how proud home owners are of thier old beauties!
Aren't we lucky that we get to see some of these homes while doing our business?