Sales launch at 309 Ocean Parkway (All renderings via Corcoran)
The Cypress Condominium, new 8-story boutique development has just launched sales at 309 Ocean Parkway in Kensington, a small Brooklyn neighborhood wedged between Borough Park, Midwood, and Windsor Terrace. Right now, just four of the fourteen total units are up for grabs - two 2-bedrooms and two 3-bedrooms, including the building's showstopping $1.39M penthouse unit. And for those looking for a more affordable price, the 2-bedrooms are going for $785K and $795K.
Work on the condo is still underway and occupancy is slated for early next year. Future residents can look forward to 7-inch wide white oak hardwood flooring, 4-inch square slim spotlight fixtures from Goodlite, a kitchen with white acrylic and oak cabinets and Samsung appliances, and luxurious bathrooms with heated raw grey matte porcelain floors, a Neptune 70-inch tub, Hansgrohe Metris faucets, a rain shower, and LED lighting systems. To top it all of, each residence will also feature washer/dryer hookup, a Mitsubishi heating and cooling system, and balconies with custom steel railings.
The impressive 3-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom penthouse has its own elevator landing, a built-in Mezzo 60" fireplace, natural light from four exposures, and in addition to two balconies, it has a private 760-square-foot rooftop terrace with a 270-degree view over the Verrazano Bridge, the Manhattan skyline, and Prospect Park.
The Cypress Condominium will offer residents a fitness center, yoga room, bike room, a common rooftop terrace, a lobby with a waiting area, and storage. The building is just two blocks away from Church Avenue, where endless restaurants can be found, and five blocks away from the F and G subway lines.
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