232 Adelphi Street, #XI

Available January 3 earliest Built in 1886, this re-envisioned Gothic Revival was converted, in 2015, to provide the most luxurious and unique apartments available throughout New York City. No expense was spared, nor any detail overlooked, in the painstaking renovation that restored this majestic property to its original glory enhanced by contemporary design and modern convenience. Residence XI offers a one-of-a-kind living experience.

Distinguished by majestic proportions and spectacular architectural elements, this 2 bedroom, 2 bath home extends the full width of the rectory building, offering an expansive and voluminous living area. The dramatic great room is guaranteed to elicit awe, presenting grand opportunity to entertain. The luxuriant private quarters provide two well proportioned bedrooms, the master with a spa inspired en-suite.

Residence features: - Soaring 24 ft. vaulted ceilings - Conscientiously restored jeweled stained glass window - Dramatic transverse arches - Exposed brick - State of the art, architectural lighting - Chef’s kitchen - Wide plank, custom-stained wood flooring - Spa inspired bathrooms - Four zone, fully programmable central heating and air - Nest controlled environment - Additional extra large storage room - Videocom - On site superintendent Common areas offer a full gym, bicycle storage, elevator and manicured garden. Located in the heart of Fort Greene, on a tree-lined street that typifies brownstone Brooklyn, the property is a short two block stroll from Fort Greene Park, with its tennis courts, jogging path, farmers market and multiple leafy green spaces. Myrtle and Dekalb Avenues are likewise teeming with nightlife and dining options, but should you need to travel further, the G and C trains are blocks away.

BAM Cultural District is but a short walk. There you’ll find an ever-blossoming array of theaters, galleries, restaurants, beer gardens and the one and only sports/entertainment venue, Barclay Center. Neighboring Atlantic Terminal provides a myriad of subway lines as well as the LIRR.

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