Architects
696 2nd StSecaucus
Property Info
Area: 1,848 SF
Location: Secaucus, NJ
Project Type: Planning Approved
The Property
This beautifully designed three-story home in Secaucuc, New Jersey, home to the Mill Creek Mall and The Plaza at Harmon Meadow, a large shopping and entertainment complex with stores, restaurants, and hotels. Additionally, the town is known for its wetlands and natural preserves, including parts of the Hackensack River and Meadowlands, which provide scenic views and wildlife habitats.offers 1,848 square feet of thoughtfully crafted living space. A perfect blend of comfort and modern elegance, this residence is designed to accommodate both privacy and connection, offering a harmonious retreat in a vibrant neighborhood. Situated in a prime location, this home provides the best of both worlds—quiet residential living with easy access to the conveniences of Secaucus. Whether as a personal sanctuary or a space to gather, this three-story home is a testament to thoughtful design, offering a place where life unfolds with comfort and style.
The Design
This three-story home at 696 2nd Street in Secaucus, New Jersey, is more than a structure—it is an exploration of contrast, resilience, and warmth. Topped with 25-year fiberglass dimensional shingles, the roof stands as a quiet testament to endurance, sheltering life within from the passing storms of time. The façade is wrapped in composite wood cladding, a material that bridges nature and innovation, evoking the textures of the earth while embracing the precision of modern craftsmanship. Against this organic warmth, black trim around each window carves a sense of definition and rhythm, framing the shifting light that spills into the home, transforming space and time. This house is not simply built; it is composed, a balance of elements that shape not only the way we live but how we feel. It is a place where structure meets soul, where durability meets beauty, and where life unfolds within walls that stand as both refuge and reflection.
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