If you’re looking for a home with an outstanding view, this one is tough to beat. The space is literally perched above the East River while providing open views to the east and south. Even better, the views are beautifully framed by a full wall of stunning French casement windows. But it’s the open dining room (dining area to some) that merits our full attention in this latest edition of the ...
Read MoreAccording to New York City Records, the median price for an apartment in Brooklyn in the month of October was $704,687. The price represents a 2.874% increase from last year’s median price of $685,000. The number of sales increased from 505 to 514, representing a year-over-year increase of just under 2%. What exactly does $704,687 get you in Brooklyn? Let’s take a look. Apartment 8-U at 98 Front Street is a two-room ...
Read MoreA Civil War armory, turned ice cream factory, turned condo - there is something magical about historic structures that have been restored and repurposed for residential use. They are typically labors of love and this Nolita gem at 262 Mott Street is no exception. Combine great bones with architectural zest and a bit of drama and you arrive at the latest edition to our “Apartments We Love” series. Penthouse 410 represents ...
Read MoreOne could easily walk past the stunning historic church at the corner of DeGraw Street and Strong Street and decide that an afternoon mass was in order. Just out of curiosity, you would want to see what beauty lies behind the walls of this Gothic Revival structure. But there would be no entry and certainly no mass to join. For the church is now a condo. Located amidst the Cobble Hill ...
Read More“Out of the Box” is a term often used when people dream about their renovation process. But at some point during the process, budget constraints and potential resale value questions force a change of heart. Not here, however. Few apartments are as eye-popping as 4B/5B at 151 Wooster Street. Designed by world renowned designer Ken Fulk, this palatial loft spans 6,014 square feet, not an inch of which should be missed. ...
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