Bayonne officials joined Woodmont Properties executives at the ribbon cutting for Woodmont Bay Club.

BAYONNE, NJ—Woodmont Properties of Fairfield, NJ, recently hosted a ribbon cutting celebration for Woodmont Bay Club, a new 220-unit luxury community here.

The four-story waterfront community features studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom homes, up to 1,500 square feet in size.

“Woodmont Properties promised and delivered an incredible community,” said Bayonne Mayor James M. Davis, who attended the ceremony last Thursday. “We now have a thoughtfully-designed luxury community which not only enhances the beautiful natural landscape of Bayonne but directly benefits its residents, and—of course—the people of Bayonne.”

Key executives from Woodmont Properties attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony, including CEO Eric Witmondt, president Lewis Zlotnick, EVP and general counsel Stephen Santola, SVP Steven Varneckas, CFO Daniel Miller and SVP of construction Howard Irwin.

“We're thrilled to officially open this sensational community, which not only offers a modern living experience but caters to residents' desire to enjoy Bayonne's beautiful landscape and green space just outside their doors,” says Lewis Zlotnick, president of Woodmont Properties. “Woodmont Bay Club provides a unique blend of luxury amenities in a stand-out location, which offers convenient access to 140 acres of outdoor recreation including a three-mile waterfront walkway and scenic nature trails.”

Woodmont Bay Club features luxury amenities including a sky lounge with water and park views, club lounge with direct access to the pool, a state-of-the-art strength and cardio center, business center, a private parking garage, game room, pet spa and golf simulator. The property also offers a resort-style pool and expansive sundeck and spa, BBQ and picnic areas and 24/7 package concierge service.

Woodmont Bay Club at Bayonne provides transit-oriented convenience, with a shuttle to the PATH train and access to the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and major highways, including Routes 78, 1, 9 and the New Jersey Turnpike.