Rendering of 8 Saint Marks Place; Photo: Barrett Design
A new condo building is stirring at 8 St Marks Place in Boerum Hill. The building offers 14 condos in all and sales launched last month on a handful of units competitively priced at an average of $1,314 per ft². A one-bedroom has an ask of $895k and 4 three-bedrooms are priced from $1.625M. Also available is one of the penthouses which spans 1,682 square feet and comes with two private outdoor spaces. The two-bedroom home with an office is priced at $2.41M or $1,432 per ft².
The under construction 8-story building is being developed and designed by Alex Barrett’s Barrett Design who purchased the property from Avery Hall Investments in 2015 for $5.65M, according to city records.
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One-bedroom for $895K
3-bedroom for $1.695M
Penthouse for $2.41M
Renderings show a monolithic façade composed of molded brick perforated with staggered windows and stepped terraces. Open layouts will be benefitted by spacious great rooms, red oak plank floors, and custom kitchens. There will also be in-unit Bosch washer-dryer and bedrooms with en-suite baths.
Residents will be greeted by a bright stone and wood lobby and amenities will include video intercom, basement storage, bike storage and a common roof deck with Manhattan views. The building is located just three blocks south of the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center subway station serving the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, and R trains, and five blocks from Atlantic Terminal.
Residents will be greeted by a bright stone and wood lobby and amenities will include video intercom, basement storage, bike storage and a common roof deck with Manhattan views. The building is located just three blocks south of the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center subway station serving the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, and R trains, and five blocks from Atlantic Terminal.
The site as of late June 2017; CItyRealty
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