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Modern Greenpoint residences featuring spacious layouts, private outdoor spaces, and high-end finishes including heated bathroom floors and Manhattan skyline views. Tax-abated through 2026 with convenient G train access and vibrant neighborhood amenities. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
155 Newel Street is a five story, eight unit condominium completed in 2010 in Greenpoint. The post war building is organized around duplex and penthouse layouts, with apartments that commonly open onto balconies, terraces, gardens, or rooftop space.
Apartments have high ceilings, hardwood floors, solid oak doors, and large windows, including floor to ceiling glazing in some living areas. Kitchens feature stainless steel appliances, contemporary cabinetry, and stone countertops, while bathrooms include details such as heated floors, soaking tubs, and rain showers. In unit laundry and ductless air conditioning also appear among the residential features, and the building has a common roof deck.
The building's duplexes create a broad range of arrangements, including homes with living spaces on one level and sleeping areas or flexible loft space on another. Penthouse layouts extend this approach outdoors, pairing upper level roof terraces with balconies and, in some cases, Manhattan skyline views. A garden duplex adds a private patio and backyard, while other homes have private balconies or terraces.
On a tree lined block, 155 Newel Street is close to McGolrick Park, McCarren Park, local restaurants, cafes, and shops. The Nassau Avenue and Greenpoint Avenue stations, both served by the G train, are nearby. A tax abatement runs through 2026.
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