This recent conversion at 167 Devoe Street between Graham Avenue and Humboldt Street in Williamsburg has turned an ordinary three-family house into a boutique luxury condominium. Developed and designed by NYC-based Mortar Development + Architects, the building received a horizontal expansion of 2,876 square feet and will now house six condominiums, encompassing a total of 4,606 square feet.
The new building currently two listings on the market; Residence 2A is a 741-square-foot layout with one bedroom and a windowed home office priced at $795,000, and Penthouse A is a 971-square-foot duplex one-bedroom priced at $1.045 million that also features an upper level with a recreation room, which can easily double as a second bedroom, and a 480 square-foot private rooftop terrace.
The new building currently two listings on the market; Residence 2A is a 741-square-foot layout with one bedroom and a windowed home office priced at $795,000, and Penthouse A is a 971-square-foot duplex one-bedroom priced at $1.045 million that also features an upper level with a recreation room, which can easily double as a second bedroom, and a 480 square-foot private rooftop terrace.
The contemporary homes have plenty of closet space, over-sized windows, and an open kitchen with some serious high-end appliances including a Bosch dishwasher, Bertazzoni stove and microwave, Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, caesarstone countertops, Mosa tile backsplashes, deep navy shaker cabinetry, Plough & Stone Vermont custom wood features, and stainless steel kitchen faucets.
The bathrooms feature walnut vanities, white glaze sinks by Fairmont Designs, a Kohler medicine cabinet with integrated lighting, Kohler bathtubs with chrome Grohe shower and bath fixtures, and Toto toilets.
The bathrooms feature walnut vanities, white glaze sinks by Fairmont Designs, a Kohler medicine cabinet with integrated lighting, Kohler bathtubs with chrome Grohe shower and bath fixtures, and Toto toilets.
167 Devoe Street offers its Williamsburg residents bike storage, a video intercom with a hands-free telephone, Cooper electric recessed lighting, white oak floors and Bosch washers and dryers in all homes. The boutique condominium is amidst the best Williamsburg attractions and bars in the neighborhood, while still being situated on a quiet block. The residence is a short walk to the L and G trains, and is right off the Brooklyn Queens Expressway.
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