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104 Newel Street is a boutique condominium in Greenpoint featuring four full floor residences ranging from two to four bedrooms. Each unit includes private outdoor space, a rarity in this Brooklyn neighborhood, with layouts that offer multiple exposures and abundant natural light. The building sits between McGolrick Park and McCarren Park in the heart of historic Greenpoint.
The residences share a consistent design approach with chef's kitchens equipped with Bertazzoni Pro gas ranges, Zephyr Pro hoods, Fisher & Paykel wood paneled refrigerators, and full sized wine fridges. Quartzite countertops and backsplash, statement pendant lighting, and open concept living areas are standard throughout. Primary bedrooms feature ensuite baths with nickel finishes, dual vanities with quartz countertops, and rain showers, while secondary baths include soaking tubs.
Unit configurations vary notably. Unit One is a 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom duplex with a garden level containing a media room, office, and laundry room with Electrolux washer and dryer. Unit Two offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on a single level with a study and private yard. Unit Four, a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom duplex, includes a 595 square foot roof terrace accessed via a fourth bedroom on the upper level. All units incorporate studies or office spaces and generous storage throughout.
The location provides access to neighborhood restaurants including Prospect Butcher Bar, The Snail, and Greenpoint Fish and Lobster Company, along with Vital Climbing Gym, Warsaw Concerts, and Film Noir Cinema. Greenpoint Avenue offers shopping, dining, and access to the G train.
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