Photo of 325 Henry Street in early April (CityRealty)
After acquiring the site of a Shell gas station at 325 Henry Street in 2014, Avery Hall Investments partnered with OTL Enterprises and Allegra Holding to convert the lot into a four-story, eight-unit condominium. Due to strong demand and limited new construction, the family-szed apartments attracted strong interest and were quickly snapped up. Now, only one unit remains on the market: Unit 3B — a four-bedroom, three-bath listed for $3.95 million.
Living room (Corcoran)
Kitchen
Upon entering this apartment, a gracious foyer leads to a distinctive great room with soaring ceilings and access to a private terrace with south and east views. The spacious kitchen has walnut and lacquer Poliform Alea cabinetry, Montclair Danby Fleuri marble counters and backsplash, and Miele appliance package that includes a double oven and wine fridge. A spa-like master bath offers custom vanities, double sinks, and Fior de Bosco floors and tub surrounds. Features also include an in-unit washer/dryer, generous closet space, and a stunning powder room with Nero Marquina marble slab walls and floor.
BKSK’s design of a red brick façade with large, black mullioned windows pays homage to the masonry found in the neighborhood’s architecture. 325 Henry Street is located on the corner of Atlantic Avenue in the heart of the Cobble Hill Historic District and surrounded by restaurants, bars, shops, and services. Via a short walk down Atlantic Avenue, residents can enjoy all the offerings of Brooklyn Bridge Park. In-house amenities include a dedicated parking space for every unit, virtual doorman, bike room, and one storage unit for every apartment.
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