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While the impending L train shutdown is sure to be a headache, the cachet of owning an apartment in Williamsburg will last beyond the repair work. That thought has surely occurred to the team behind 710 Grand Street, a site two blocks from the Grand Street L stop where a three-story mixed-use building has been converted to a seven-story condominium. Sales have just launched on the apartments within.
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All 10 apartments boast open-concept plans, abundant natural light through soundproof floor-to-ceiling windows, sleek finishes and fixtures, video intercom, and in-unit washer/dryer. The kitchens come equipped with white quartz countertops, mosaic tile backsplash, and a suite of Samsung stainless steel appliances. Full baths feature porcelain heated floors and chic Fresca and Moen fixtures.
Many units feature private balconies or private roof terraces, and all residents have access to a common roof deck with lounge furniture, integrated grill, and breathtaking Manhattan and Brooklyn views. Additional amenities include private storage units and a bright, inviting lobby.
According to an offering plan approved by the New York Attorney General, the current sellout is listed at $10.7 million. To that end, one-bedroom homes start at $599K and a three-bedroom penthouse duplex is listed for $1.799 million. At an average of $1,303 per square foot, 710 Grand Street is right in line with the Williamsburg median price (per CityRealty listings).
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