Carroll Street Townhomes Combine Stylish Living and Sustainable Design; Listings Start at $3.25M

Renderings of Carroll Street Townhomes via Compass

Thursday, May 17, 2018 By Michelle Merritt

From the heart of DUMBO to the farthest reaches of Red Hook, townhouse rows are making a comeback and attracting attention all over Brooklyn. With Carroll Street Townhomes, the phenomenon has spread to the Columbia Street Waterfront District, an area primarily known for its factory conversions but not immune to the old-world Brooklyn charm of its neighbors in Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens. Construction on this collection of six single-family, four-story homes is well underway.

The model of Carroll Street Townhomes is historic, but its building to Passive House standards is a new and enthusiastically received phenomenon. Triple-glazed doors and windows and an interior/exterior air exchange keep the homes at a consistently comfortable temperature with only a fraction of the energy used by traditional heating and cooling systems. It is the more environmentally friendly choice, and residents will also be happy to see a difference in their energy bills.

Construction progess as of late April 2018 (CityRealty)

Google Earth aerial map of Carroll Street Townhomes

Sales at Carroll Street Townhomes recently launched with four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath homes starting at $3.25 million. The townhouses are rising near such local favorites as Petite Crevette, Alma, and Mazzat. With a Citibike location at the end of the block and the Carroll Street subway station within walking distance, residents will have their choice of commuting options. Completion is estimated for 2019.

Floor plan

A double-height living room greets visitors and sets the tone for the home’s playful yet thoughtful design.

Living room

Open, double-height, eat-in kitchen is equipped with custom cabinetry, quartzite stone countertops and energy-efficient Bosch appliances.

Kitchen

The kitchen leads to a private backyard with basalt paving stone set in grass.

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Yard

A second-floor family room is open to the kitchen below.

Family room

Third-floor master suite features walk-in closet and cinematic views of Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan skyline.

Master bedroom

Master bath is outfitted with double sinks and ceramic tiling.

Master bath

All bedrooms feature large windows and generous closet space.

Bedroom

A double-height living room greets visitors and sets the tone for the home’s playful yet thoughtful design.

Open, double-height, eat-in kitchen is equipped with custom cabinetry, quartzite stone countertops and energy-efficient Bosch appliances.

The kitchen leads to a private backyard with basalt paving stone set in grass.

Select which properties are of interest to you:

A second-floor family room is open to the kitchen below.

Third-floor master suite features walk-in closet and cinematic views of Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan skyline.

Master bath is outfitted with double sinks and ceramic tiling.

All bedrooms feature large windows and generous closet space.

A private roof deck with wet bar overlooks sweeping Manhattan skyline views.

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Carroll Street Townhomes Combine Stylish Living and Sustainable Design; Listings Start at $3.25M

A double-height living room greets visitors and sets the tone for the home’s playful yet thoughtful design.

Open, double-height, eat-in kitchen is equipped with custom cabinetry, quartzite stone countertops and energy-efficient Bosch appliances.

The kitchen leads to a private backyard with basalt paving stone set in grass.

Select which properties are of interest to you:

A second-floor family room is open to the kitchen below.

Third-floor master suite features walk-in closet and cinematic views of Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan skyline.

Master bath is outfitted with double sinks and ceramic tiling.

All bedrooms feature large windows and generous closet space.

A private roof deck with wet bar overlooks sweeping Manhattan skyline views.

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