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The Brooklyn Trust Company Building, a landmarked Italian high-renaissance structure built in 1913, has been converted into luxury residences while retaining its palatial exterior. The building offers numerous amenities and is located in Brooklyn Heights with excellent access to public transportation, restaurants, and shops.
The Brooklyn Trust Company Building has been converted under the watchful eye of the Stahl Organization and architect Barry Rice. Built on the corner of Pierrepont and Clinton Street in 1913, the landmarked Italian high-renaissance building is a commanding and impressive structure. Modeled after Verona's Palazzo della Gran Guardia, the limestone building has undergone an interior conversion while retaining its palatial exterior.
The lobby speaks luxury and is well attended by a full time doorman. The building also features storage, music practice room, children's play rooms, owner's lounge, pet spa, roof terrace, and gym. Immediately adjacent to the R, 2, 3, 4, 5 trains and in close distance to the A, C, and F, incredible restaurants and shops, this building is in an excellent location in one of Brooklyn's premier neighborhoods, Brooklyn Heights.
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