Barely a year ago, the only known details about the eight-story building on a rare New York City cul-de-sac at 15 East 19th Street were those that could be gleaned from the rendering: According to designer ROART, a light gray brick building with large windows and glass balconies would rise on the site. Now sales have launched on the condos within, and closings are anticipated for the second quarter of 2019.
A recently accepted offering plan lists a sellout of $21.11 million. Listings on CityRealty show one-bedrooms starting from $485K, and a two-bedroom with a private balcony is listed for $785K.
A recently accepted offering plan lists a sellout of $21.11 million. Listings on CityRealty show one-bedrooms starting from $485K, and a two-bedroom with a private balcony is listed for $785K.
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All 33 apartments offer oversized double-pane windows, modern recessed lighting, washer/dryer hookups, and refined finishes. Gourmet kitchens feature custom cabinetry, center islands, and KitchenAid black stainless steel appliances. Contemporary baths have charcoal wall tile, white tile over heated floors, custom vanities, rainfall shower heads, and deep soaking tubs.
Amenities at 15 East 19th Street include a fitness center, bike room, and common roof terrace. The building is on an exceptionally private, tree-lined street, but one that allows easy access to the best of the Prospect Park area: The parade ground, Prospect Park Lake, and the shopping and dining offerings of Flatbush Avenue are a short walk away. When leaving cannot be avoided, Church Avenue subway station is one block from the building and offers a 40-minute commute to Midtown Manhattan.
Rendering of 15 East 19th Street via RoArt
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