Belvedere is a post-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood completed in 2005. Located at 687 Leonard Street, the 4-story building contains 8 units.
Belvedere is a four story, eight unit post war condominium at 687 Leonard Street in Greenpoint, completed in 2005. Its most distinctive residence is a duplex penthouse organized with the main living space below and a mezzanine level above, culminating in an approximately 600 square foot private roof deck with 360 degree views of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. The residence was reimagined by architect Carlo Formisano and featured in Oprah Magazine for its custom design.
The apartments have loft style proportions, with many featuring 17 foot or higher ceilings and large windows. Open living areas, mezzanine spaces, and private balconies or terraces recur in the building's residential layouts, giving the compact condominium a distinctly spacious character. The interiors are generally modern, with stainless steel kitchen appliances and flexible loft areas that can accommodate office or studio space.
Belvedere occupies a tree lined block near Calyer Street and Manhattan Avenue, with McCarren Park, McGolrick Park, and Transmitter Park close by. Greenpoint Avenue station, served by the G train, is nearby, and the East River Ferry provides another route toward Manhattan.
The surrounding area includes restaurants such as Chez Ma Tante, Oxomoco, Di An Di, Nura, Rule of Thirds, Anella, and Norman, along with cafes, bars, boutiques, and cultural spaces including A|D|O, Triskelion Arts, Film Noir Cinema, and The Lot Radio. Bedford Avenue and Williamsburg are also within reach, while Midtown is approximately 20 minutes away by transit.
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