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149 Huron Street is a post-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood, completed in 2007 with 30 units across 6 stories. The building offers amenities such as an intercom, elevator, lounge, and fitness center.
149 Huron Street, originally called The Mondrian, is a six story, 30 unit condominium completed in 2007 in Greenpoint. Its white and blue façade is arranged as a geometric grid, with rectilinear window panels carrying the motif into the apartments.
Lofted and duplex plans are a recurring part of the building's residential program. Several homes pair double-height ceilings with floor-to-ceiling windows, while mezzanine spaces, private balconies, and terraces create varied relationships between levels and the outdoors. In-unit laundry and central heating and cooling also recur.
The building has a fitness center, lounge, video intercom, and landscaped courtyard with a barbecue area, and pets are permitted. It sits between Franklin Street and Manhattan Avenue, with Transmitter Park and the Greenpoint waterfront to the west. The Greenpoint Avenue station on the G train is one block away, and the India Street ferry landing is also close by.
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