State + Bond, 75 Bond Street: Review and Ratings

Review of 75 Bond Street by Carter Horsley

This very attractive, low-rise group of 5 condominium townhouses at 75 Bond Street on north corner at State Street in the Boerum Hill section of Brooklyn is known as State & Bond. 

It was built by Adam America and designed in 2015 by Ben Hansen.

Each house is 6 stories tall and has a stoop, a garage and a rear garden.

Bottom Line

With its central Boerum Hill location in Brooklyn, this is one of the city’s most handsome townhouse rows.  Each townhouse has more than 4,000 square feet.

Description

The attached townhouses have Danish brick by Peterson façades with large slightly inset windows with vertical zinc panels in an irregular pattern.

The houses have small stoops over half a story and fenced moats.

The top floor is setback, creating the street-level effect of the buildings having only three stories.

Amenities

The building has a rooftop terraces, parking, fireplaces, and storage.

Apartments

Apartments have wide-plank, white-oak floors, stone-clad fireplaces, washers and dryers, and motorized shades and gardens have grilling stations.

Master bedrooms have marble-clad natural gas fireplaces.

Some kitchens can be had with dark palettes that include a honed Basaltina stone slab countertop with a semi-varnished Volakas marble backsplash and lacquered cabinetry others can be has with light palettes with a honed Oriental white marble countertop and backsplash and lacquered cabinetry.

Both kitchens are outfitted with stainless steel Gaggenau appliances, dual wall ovens, speed oven and a 36-inch 5-burner gas range.

Master bathrooms have honed marble Athena Gris floor tile with honed Sivec marble wall tile and slab countertop and a Kohler free-standing tub.