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The 253 Pacific Condominium is a post-war building located in Brooklyn's Boerum Hill neighborhood. Completed in 1947 and converted in 2012, this five-story structure features three unique residential units. The building's design embraces an industrial minimalist aesthetic, prominently utilizing concrete, metal, and wood throughout its architecture.
Among the notable residences is a 2,280 square foot garden duplex, which includes three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a spacious media/playroom. This unit boasts 11-foot exposed concrete ceilings, a wall of glass doors leading to a landscaped garden, and a modern kitchen equipped with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. The primary suite features custom storage and a serene bathroom with high-end fixtures.
The penthouse duplex spans 2,603 square feet and offers three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a private terrace with an outdoor kitchen. It also includes a green roof, enhancing the eco-friendly design of the building. Each unit is designed to maximize natural light and outdoor access, with private outdoor spaces available for all.
Located at 253 Pacific Street, the condominium is conveniently situated near vibrant areas such as Smith Street and Atlantic Avenue, providing easy access to parks and major subway lines. The building's thoughtful design and prime location make it a distinctive choice for those seeking modern living in Brooklyn.
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