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Landmarked 1931 Neo-Gothic gem reimagined into five exclusive full-floor residences with designer interiors and historic charm. Each expansive home features private rooftop cabanas with skyline views, chef's kitchens, and sophisticated finishes in coveted Greenpoint.
155 Noble Street is a landmarked Neo-Gothic condominium that blends historic architecture with contemporary luxury. Originally built in 1931, this freestanding building was meticulously converted in 2019 into just five full floor residences, each designed by award-winning local designer Cece Stelljes. Situated on an extra deep, 30 foot wide lot on a tree lined block in Greenpoint, the building offers an intimate boutique living experience with sophisticated interiors that honor its architectural heritage.
Each residence spans an entire floor with four sunny exposures and soaring ceilings, ranging from 2,500 to 3,600 square feet. The apartments feature dramatic 30 foot wide living spaces with oversized casement windows, custom herringbone inlaid oak floors, and chef's kitchens equipped with LaCanche Volnay ranges in black and brass, Calacatta Paonazza bookmatched marble countertops, and 42 inch Sub-Zero refrigerators. Primary bedroom suites showcase luxurious marble bathrooms with freestanding soaking tubs and walk in showers, while secondary bathrooms feature handmade Moroccan concrete tiles and London Grey quartz vanities.
A standout feature of the building is that every unit includes a private, locked rooftop cabana accessible by keyed elevator, offering panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, East River, and Brooklyn. Modern amenities include multi zoned heating and cooling, Lutron lighting systems, virtual doorman service, and private basement storage rooms.
The location places residents on one of Greenpoint's most coveted blocks, just one block from the G train at Greenpoint Avenue and within walking distance of McCarren Park, the East River waterfront, and the neighborhood's acclaimed dining and shopping along Manhattan and Franklin Avenues. This quiet enclave offers easy access to Manhattan while maintaining the charm of historic Brooklyn, positioned perfectly between Williamsburg and Long Island City with less tourist traffic than neighboring areas.
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