Sales launched in April for East Williamsburg's most eccentric condominium, Element88, and out of the nine listings that have come on the market since, a total of six are currently in-contract, including two out of the building's penthouses, which were each signed for $1.54M. That leaves just three units up for grabs (for now); a one-bedroom priced at $795K, a two-bedroom for $1.1M, and a three-bedroom for $1.873M.
The available residences range from 649 to 1,324 square feet. The highlights include 12' high ceilings, 10' high doors, Tierra herringbone European oak flooring (which ties in nicely with the facade), an in-unit Bosch washer and dryer located in a dedicated laundry closet, and kitchens complete with imported Italian Scavolini cabinetry, a Bertazzoni range, a dishwasher, and a Delta Touch faucet. Sleek bathrooms feature a striking black marble feature wall and high-end Toto and Grohe fixtures.
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Unit 4F and 6E each offer over 400 square feet of private outdoor space.
Element88 goes all out with amenities; residents will have a virtual doorman + delivery system and an indoor/outdoor 6,000-square-foot Element88 Park that offers a wet bar, commercial grill, kid's play zone, lounge area, and a sunbathing spot. Additionally, the building offers a fitness center, a pet-grooming room, and Element Work Suites and storage rooms that can be used for anything from an office to a wine cellar.
The building is still under construction, but new photos of the structure show it has received its "Flintstone" concrete facade, courtesy of architects Zproekt, and is nearing completion. The building offers the best in thermal and sound insulation due to it's 10'' thick poured concrete walls, 4" of rigid insulation, and triple-glazed windows, manufactured by green design supporters YKK AP America, Inc.
Construction is expected to wrap up later this year. Rybak Development and BK Developers are behind the project.
The building is still under construction, but new photos of the structure show it has received its "Flintstone" concrete facade, courtesy of architects Zproekt, and is nearing completion. The building offers the best in thermal and sound insulation due to it's 10'' thick poured concrete walls, 4" of rigid insulation, and triple-glazed windows, manufactured by green design supporters YKK AP America, Inc.
Construction is expected to wrap up later this year. Rybak Development and BK Developers are behind the project.
When the impending L train shutdown comes, residents of Element88 will be able to take the nearby G train at Metropolitan Avenue. Neighborhood destinations include McCarren Park (4 blocks away) and a number of bars and restaurants all within walking distance.
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