Bedford Stuyvesant is one of the fastest growing neighborhoods in the city and is now home to a new four-story condominium at 443 Bainbridge Street, between Howard and Saratoga avenues. Three out of the six condos have already hit the market, all one-bedrooms priced from $445,000 to $599,000. The 40-foot-tall building sits on a quiet, tree-lined block surrounded by charming rowhouses.
Brookland Capital picked up the former two-story brick house in early 2014 and brought on PACS Architecture for the design. The attractive facade includes some wood detailing with a modern metal cornice and a neat configuration of over-sized windows.
In all, the building offers 4,205 square feet for residential space, Three of the six residences are duplexes, and all residences will enjoy access to a common roof deck. The first and second level units boasts garden space and a lower patio while the third floor duplex includes a private terrace. The units also feature white oak flooring, Calcutta Grey Quartz counters with Arebescato Carrara Herringbone backsplashes, wood cabinets in a Wales Gray finish, topped off with appliances from Bosch and Fisher & Paykel. The bathrooms include custom oak vanities from Spain, sumptuous showers, Maax deep soaker tubs, Duravit and Grohe fixtures, modern subway wall tiles from Imola, large format gloss concrete tiles from Cerdisa, all under recessed lighting.
The most notable unit on the market right now, #1B, spans a total of 1,387 square feet - 899 square feet of indoor space and a 488 square feet of outdoor, which includes the rear yard. The current asking price for this one-bedroom duplex unit is $599,000.
443 Bainbridge Street surrounded by tons of local hotspots giving future residents the quintessential Bed-Stuy experience. It is also located near the A/C/J trains and brings you to Manhattan in less than seven stops.
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