An interesting contemporary contemporary condominium building has taken shape inNorth Williamsburg and is now selling airy 2-bedroom apartments from $1.64 million. Addressed at 33 Frost Street, the outdoor space-rich building is moments from McCarren Park and a short walk to the shops and offerings of Williamsburg and Greenpoint.
Developed by Mortar Architecture + Development, whose series of thoughtful builds dot several of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods, 33 Frost stands out for its open aesthetic and external staircase on its street-facing facade. All of its eight 2-4-bedroom apartments feature private outdoor space, movable exterior louvers, direct keyed elevator access, and unusually gracious and functional floor plans
Developed by Mortar Architecture + Development, whose series of thoughtful builds dot several of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods, 33 Frost stands out for its open aesthetic and external staircase on its street-facing facade. All of its eight 2-4-bedroom apartments feature private outdoor space, movable exterior louvers, direct keyed elevator access, and unusually gracious and functional floor plans
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Elements on these aforementioned layouts include oversized windows, expansive living spaces, generous closet space, and high-end finishes. The spacious kitchens come outfitted with custom cabinetry, white quartz countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances by Wolf, Bosch, Bertazzoni, and Fisher & Paykel,.
Master suites boast dual sinks and glass-enclosed showers, and the guest bath’s soaking tub and rain shower head are not to be overlooked. Moreover, first-floor units come with private backyards, the penthouse features a large roof deck, and all units in between have capacious balconies.
Master suites boast dual sinks and glass-enclosed showers, and the guest bath’s soaking tub and rain shower head are not to be overlooked. Moreover, first-floor units come with private backyards, the penthouse features a large roof deck, and all units in between have capacious balconies.
Currently for sale is a 1,128-square-foot two-bedroom asking $1.64M. The sales team tells us one of the garden units will come online later this month. Three half-floor two-bedroom units priced between $1.625 million and $1.7 million have already entered contract since sales began earlier this year. According to CityRealty listings, this puts them just above the Williamsburg median listing price of $1,438,500 for similarly sized condos. An accepted offering plan lists a $15.125 million sellout.
Virtual doorman service allows for package delivery and modern convenience, and the building offers private garage space and four rooftop cabanas for purchase. However, its greatest perk may be its Williamsburg address. McCarren Park is two blocks away, and the shopping and dining scenes of Bedford and Berry Streets are not much further. Transportation options include the L train and the North Williamsburg ferry.
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