Sales launch at 167 Eagle Street, bespoke Greenpoint condos from $599K

Credit: Mortar Architecture and Development via Compass

Thursday, Jan 14, 2021 By CityRealty Staff, CityRealty contributor

Sales have launched on 167-169 Eagle Street , a tasteful Greenpoint condominium located on a quiet tree-lined block between Manhattan Avenue and McGuiness Boulevard. With a facade defined by brick columns, steel spandrels, and inset balconies; the identical, side-by-side five-story buildings were designed and built by Anthony Morena’s Mortar ARCH + DEV, an emerging homebuilder working in northern Brooklyn.

The boutique 15,000-square-foot development is composed of 14 residences coming in studio to two-bedrooms configurations, with both simplex and duplex layouts available. Spreads start at $599K for a 717-square-foot garden-level studio that features a lower level well suited for a home office or media room. The development's blended price per square foot, $1,060, is in line with Greenpoint's closing condo median and below the current $1,149/ft² asking median for the 43 condos available throughout the neighborhood. According to available listings, the average asking price for a Greenpoint condo is $1,140,500.

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Typical kitchen finish

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Despite their small stature, the buildings each have a key-lock elevator. Nearly every unit offers some form of private outdoor space, whether being a balcony, terrace, or backyard. Interior finishes are said to be "bespoke and subtle," and have wide plank oak flooring, floor-to-ceiling windows, and plenty of storage space. Open kitchens don grey lacquer custom cabinetry with Caesarstone countertops. Baths feature LaCava sinks, and Kohler and Grohe fixtures.

The project is located several blocks north of the G train's Greenpoint Avenue station of and a relatively easy walk/bike ride to LIC's Hunters Point will get you to the 7 train which has a one-stop commute to Grand Central. The New York Ferry can also be caught at the foot of India Street offers stops up and down the East River on both sides. Citibike stations are located nearby and the building is an easy walk to the Newtown Creek waterfront esplanade of Greenpoint Landing.

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Greenpoint's East River waterfront

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