Situated in the center of close-knit Greenpoint is the recently finished six-story elevatored condo at 1059 Manhattan Avenue. Sales officially launched in June for the building's 23-units which contain a mix of studios, one-, and two-bedroom apartments and 3 grand penthouses. Construction was managed by WTC Associates and interiors are by EFGH. The developer is HML Developments.
Asking prices for available studios begin at $470,000, one-bedrooms with 676 square feet start at $665,000, and two-bedrooms with 849 square feet start from $925,000. The average listed price per square foot of apartments is $1,238. According to CityRealty market data on Greenpont, the average asking price of a condo stands at $1,059 per square foot and the average closing price in July stood at $1,259 per square foot.
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While the outside of the building is rather drab, covered in a conventional and discordant mix of black brick and balconies, interiors boast the usual top condominium assets such as floor-to-ceiling windows, oak floors, nine-foot ceilings, central A/C, generous closet space and private patios. Kitchens offer hydraulic cabinets, stainless steel appliances and washer and dryer hook-up. Bathrooms come with porcelain and Burlington tile floors and walls, deep soak tubs and glass-enclosed showers with rain-style shower-heads.
Shared amenities include a video-secured lobby and double-door key-fob entry system. A common roof deck grants residents grand views of Manhattan. There is also a bike room and storage space in the basement. The ground floor hosts a single 4,100 square-foot retail space ideal for a restaurant operator. The building is two blocks away from the East River waterfront and a short walk from the Water taxi and G train.
Located near the corner of Eagle Street, the building is two blocks away from the river front and steps to the G train. Within easy reach of fine dining, shopping, leading cultural institutions, and non-stop recreational opportunities. A new water taxi stops conveniently between India and Java streets, connecting Greenpoint to the rest of New York City.
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