Smith and Douglass,
85 Douglass Street

Overview of Smith and Douglass at 85 Douglass Street

Smith and Douglass is a four-story, eight-unit boutique condominium located at 85 Douglass Street, positioned near the vibrant dining and shopping scene of Smith Street, as well as Carroll Park and Cobble Hill Cinemas. Each apartment is accessible via smart-lock technology and features virtual intercoms, in-unit washer/dryers, custom kitchens, generous closets, and expansive living spaces.

The residences are designed with luxury in mind, showcasing custom kitchens equipped with hand-selected honed Arebescato D'Oro countertops, sleek cabinets by Cubitac, and a state-of-the-art appliance package by Miele. The spacious bedrooms are filled with natural light from oversized windows and include ample closet space, with primary bedrooms offering two closets, one being a walk-in, and spa-like en suite bathrooms featuring Calacatta Gold finishes.

Located on a quiet tree-lined street, 85 Douglass provides easy access to the F and G subway lines, facilitating quick commutes to Manhattan. The surrounding area boasts major retailers like Trader Joe's and Equinox, alongside local boutiques, nightlife, and eateries. Residents can enjoy nearby attractions such as Union Market, Cobble Hill Cinemas, and Carroll Park, which hosts a year-round Greenmarket.

Notable features of the building include Butterfly MX virtual intercom systems and Salto KS remote keyless smart locks, enhancing security and convenience. The building's prime location at the crossroads of Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Carroll Gardens makes it a desirable choice for those seeking a blend of urban living and community charm.

Doorman

None

Type

Condo

Year Built

1920

Converted: 2023

Apartments

4 (view all units)

Floors

4

Neighborhood

Boerum Hill (Brooklyn)

Min Down

20%

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