Available residences include a garden duplex unit with a private backyard; All Photos via Halstead Property
Nestled between Brooklyn's Gowanus and Park Slope neighborhoods is 98 16th Street, a small new condo development boasting spacious and stylish residences. Sales recently launched on the 4-story building which contains just three units, including two duplexes. There are currently two apartments up for grabs: a 2,207-square-foot garden duplex unit for $1.6M and a 1,283-square-foot unit for $1.25 - both have two-bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths.
Open Living Area
These gorgeous brand-new homes offer stunning design, generous and open floor plans, and coveted outdoor space. You'll find beautiful white oak hardwood flooring throughout, oversized windows, sleek kitchens with an eye-pleasing combination of Armani Grey Polished Quartz countertops and Shinnoki oak cabinetry, Fischer Paykel and Bosch stainless steel appliances, and modern baths with marble walls, marble mosaic showers, Phylich satin black fixtures, Maax bathtubs, and Cedar and Moss light fixtures. The two upper units have private terraces while the ground-floor unit features a huge backyard. Other bonuses include central ac and a roof deck.
Modern Kitchens with Armani Grey Polished Quartz countertops
98 16th Street is located very close to all of the Fifth Avenue restaurants and shops in Park Slope as well as the F and G train at the 4 Avenue/9th Street subway station.
Applications for the development were filed back in 2014 by Brookland Capital's Boaz Gilad, who enlisted Adam Kushner Studios to design. Construction was completed this year.
According to a report by Crain's, there doesn't seem to be an end in sight for high-priced homes in Brooklyn. High demand and low supply keep the numbers up, with the median price of homes in the borough this year up 20% higher than last year.
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