The past few years have seen a boutique condo boomlet taking shape all over Brooklyn with no sign of slowing down. The latest can be found in Bushwick, where The Horizon Group has erected a pair of four-story buildings at 1437 Hancock Street and 1504 Jefferson Avenue. The two-building development has been dubbed Jefferson Hancock, and sales have launched on the 18 studio through two-bedroom units inside with occupancy estimated for spring 2023.
Current availabilities start at $695K for studios, $677K for one-bedrooms, and $915K for two-bedrooms. At an average price of $922 per square foot, it comes in above the Bushwick average of $830 per square foot (as per CityRealty data). However, well-thought interiors by Brittany Marom Interior Design, private outdoor space in the vast majority of the 18 units, and a generous amenity package may account for this.
Current availabilities start at $695K for studios, $677K for one-bedrooms, and $915K for two-bedrooms. At an average price of $922 per square foot, it comes in above the Bushwick average of $830 per square foot (as per CityRealty data). However, well-thought interiors by Brittany Marom Interior Design, private outdoor space in the vast majority of the 18 units, and a generous amenity package may account for this.
Residential amenities include a fitness center, a library, co-working spaces, an outdoor lounge, a roof terrace, a dog run, and private storage. Parking is available for rent, but Jefferson Hancock is two blocks from the Halsey Street L train. It is also conveniently located near Knickerbocker Avenue dining, popular Bushwick performance venues, and a number of local conveniences.
↓ All homes feature gracious entrance foyers, ceilings up to 10’3” high, oversized double-pane windows, and herringbone patterned flooring throughout.
↓ Additional conveniences and perks include recessed and LED cove lighting, split HVAC systems, and in-unit washer and dryers.
↓ Kitchens come outfitted with quartz countertops and Blomberg stainless steel appliances.
↓ Primary baths feature porcelain and ceramic floors and walls, modern fixtures, and undermount tub/shower combos.
↓ Approximately 90% of units come with private outdoor space.
↓ Wellness amenities include a fitness center, yoga studio, and pickleball/basketball court.
↓ The roof deck has an outdoor kitchen, BBQ grills, and views of the Manhattan skyline.
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