Saint Marks Place reports 80% sold; Remaining Boerum Hill condos priced from $595K

All renderings of Saint Marks Place via Grain London

Monday, Feb 28, 2022 By CityRealty Staff, CityRealty contributor

Boerum Hill and Park Slope are known for their beautiful brownstones and historic rowhouses, but a new condominium at the nexus of the neighborhoods is now generating the most attention: Approximately one year after launching sales, Saint Marks Place, a 12-story condominium at 58 Saint Marks Place, has reported 80 percent sold, which speaks to the uniqueness of the project and the high quality of the condos and amenities offered inside.

Saint Mark's Place spans a full city block. The building’s scale and height maximize the area’s zoning envelope, but a sculpted and beveled facade of terra cotta modules designed by INC Architecture & Design pays tribute to the surrounding brownstones; it is further softened by a landscaped entrance and outdoor areas designed by Terrain.

Remaining availabilities start at $595K for studios, $995K for one-bedrooms, and $2.05 million for two- and three-bedroom units. In a mark of how buyers' priorities have evolved in the wake of the pandemic, a press release announcing the sales milestone notes that one-bedrooms with home offices and four-bedroom units are completely sold out. Construction topped out in fall 2020, and occupancy is expected for later this month.

“From the thoughtful layouts and diverse unit mix, to the highly-curated and robust amenity offering and the diverse landscaping program, it is all thoughtfully formed to create a holistic new community in one of Brooklyn's most desirable neighborhoods” - Shlomi Avdoo, Principal and Founder, Avdoo and Partners Development

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Nearly 80 percent of units come with private outdoor space, and all units at Saint Mark's Place feature:

Ceilings up to 10 feet high
7" white oak hardwood flooring
Double-glazed in-swing casement windows
Custom cove lighting and LED recessed downlights
Kitchens with custom white oak cabinetry, hone Luce di Luna quartzite countertops and backsplash, and high-end appliances
Primary baths with honed marble floors, walls, and soaking tubs, radiant heated floors, custom recessed medicine cabinets, dual-flush toilets, and custom pewter fixtures and accessories
Energy-efficient HVAC systems with HEPA filters
In-unit washer/dryer

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Approximately 19,000 square feet of amenities are divided into four distinctive areas:

The Foundation is a Wright Fit-curated wellness area with a gym, boxing studio, Pilates studio, yoga studio, meditation rooms, sauna and steam rooms, and spa treatment room.
The Club is a socially-oriented area with a game room, children’s playroom, music room, karaoke room, snack bar, sheltered recreation area, club room with fireplace and wet bar, and chef’s kitchen with dining and lounging areas.
The Garden is home to a central courtyard featuring 55 species of plants and trees native to New York, a library with garden views and coffee bar, art studio, and attended lobby.
To top it all off is The Canopy, a roof deck with outdoor cinema, lounge seating, and BBQ and dining areas. The building’s staff and services include porter and handyman, live-in resident manager, stroller storage, package room with cold storage, and Wi-Fi in all amenity areas.

Saint Marks Place rose on the former site of a KFC, and is located a block away from more appealing and eclectic culinary offerings on 5th Avenue. Residents will also benefit from easy access to the nine subway lines at Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Terminal.

Google Earth aerial showing location of Saint Marks Place

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