1 Hanson Place, #10H

LEASES OUT - NO LONGER SHOWING Largest 2 bedroom line in the building - corner unit - double exposure - additional home office - high ceilings - custom finishes Located in the most sought after area of Brooklyn, 1 Hanson Place is perched atop 10 different trains and the LIRR. At the cusp of Fort Greene, Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Boerum Hill and Downtown Brooklyn this iconic building is rich in its history. Formerly the Williamsburg Savings Bank, it’s 4 sided clock tower is a representation of a classic era in Brooklyn’s History - the building even has its own zip code.

Converted from commercial space to condos in 2007/2008 this sprawling home retains a lofty feel with high ceilings and oversized windows. A true 2 bed, 2 bath with a home office, the unit has been tastefully outfitted with custom features such as sunshades in every room, black out shades in both bedrooms, a sliding glass door in the home office, ceiling fans, custom lighting, and in-unit laundry. The kitchen features Viking appliances, custom lacquer cabinetry and lava stone counter tops.

All closets were designed by California Closets, and the entire apartment has central AC/Heat. This corner unit has a double exposure facing South and West providing spectacular views of brownstone Brooklyn, Prospect Park, the Verrazano bridge, the new Freedom Tower, and you’ll be able to watch the sun sets beyond the Statue of Liberty from the comfort of your living room. With no shortage of amenities, this building includes a full-time doorman and staff, a gym, 2 roof decks, laundry room, conference room, children’s play room, 2 bike storage rooms, and game room at no extra charge. It’s perfectly located within a short distance to Fort Greene Park and Prospect Park, across the street from Atlantic Terminal, The Barclays Center, tons of restaurant and drink options, and several grocery stores.

This home also comes with a large storage unit only 2 flights down for an additional $50 per month. Pets on a case by case basis.

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