868 Lorimer on the Park was featured in a CityRealty list of New York’s best developments on parks, and buyers seem to agree: Three months after sales launched, the two- through three-bedroom condominiums at the junction of Williamsburg and Greenpoint are 50% sold. Among them, Penthouse A's sale for $4.01 million set a new record as the most expensive condo in Greenpoint. The duplex penthouse has balconies on both levels and two private terraces, all overlooking McCarren Park.
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Of the remaining units, two-bedrooms start at $1.6 million and three-bedrooms start at $1.995 million for an average of $1,383 per square foot, slightly above the Williamsburg average of $1,227 per square foot. All apartments have private outdoor space, state-of-the-art energy recovery ventilation systems, in-unit washer/dryers, and independently zoned HVAC systems. Kitchens are equipped with eat-in islands, custom Italian cabinetry, Jet Mist granite countertops, and fully integrated, state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances. Each bedroom has its own full bath, and the master suite contains a walk-in closet and spa-like bathroom with a walk-in shower and deep soaking tub.
868 Lorimer on the Park is seeking LEED certification and welcomes pets. Amenities include a courtyard, gated pick-up and drop-off area, media room, bike room, and children’s playroom. The building got its name for its location across the street from McCarren Park, and it is a short walk from popular Greenpoint and Williamsburg restaurants, bars, and shops. The Nassau Avenue and Bedford Avenue subway stations are a few blocks away for a convenient commute.
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