All images of 202 President Street via Douglas Elliman
Between its tree-lined streets, strong sense of community, and popular restaurants, Carroll Gardens has enjoyed a leap in popularity. However, this area has not seen the glassy new towers that have popped up in other parts of Brooklyn that are almost as bustling as Manhattan. On the contrary, many seem drawn to Carroll Gardens precisely because of its peaceful atmosphere and timeless architecture. Its new residential development is respectful of its historic surroundings, and sometimes uses historic brownstones as the setting for new apartments.
Such is the case at 202 President Street, a turn-of-the-century townhouse converted to three luxurious full-floor condos in 2012. A two-bedroom home has recently come on the market. Following a gut renovation, this apartment combines historic details with contemporary conveniences and luxuries.
Such is the case at 202 President Street, a turn-of-the-century townhouse converted to three luxurious full-floor condos in 2012. A two-bedroom home has recently come on the market. Following a gut renovation, this apartment combines historic details with contemporary conveniences and luxuries.
↓ The windows look out on peaceful treetop views, and a stately stone fireplace is the centerpiece of the open living room.
↓ A movable wall opens up to a hidden room with a Murphy bed, ideal for a guest suite, home office, or playroom.
↓ Just off the dining area, the open kitchen is well outfitted with Basaltina stone countertops, custom cabinetry, and upscale stainless steel appliances.
↓ The master suite opens up to a landscaped wraparound balcony with a grill and multiple seating areas.
↓ The king-sized master bedroom enjoys a massive custom closet.
↓ The marble master bath is finished with a large walk-in shower.
↓ The secondary bath features a large soaking tub and shower.
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