Today, we're taking a break from the large-scale developments along the Williamsburg waterfront and shifting our attention to a collection of six townhouses located just a block away from the notable Domino Sugar Factory megaproject. Brought forth by KUB Capital and designed by their in-house design team in collaboration with notable designer Silvia Zofio of SZ Projects (see Flowerbox Building), the Wythe Lane Townhouses have just one townhome left on the market - 6 Wythe Lane. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom home spans a delightful 4,454 square feet over five floors and was recently price chopped to $4.75M from $4.995M.
6 Wythe Lane has a seriously impeccable design starting from its exterior, which was "crafted in a striking mix of water-struck coal-fired bricks," gunmetal stainless steel, and exposed board-formed concrete, and features a green wall, flowing down from the roof terrace. Inside, the interiors embrace a minimalistic approach with clean lines and open spaces. Continuity can be found inside and outside with the home's flawless integration of wood, steel, and concrete.
The open kitchen, featuring an oversized island and high-end appliances, is located on the first floor and flows seamlessly into the garden's outdoor kitchen.
Kitchen (Listing Photos via Halstead)
Outdoor patio with a grill and seating area
The second floor offers an enormous full-floor living room with a gas fireplace and plenty of entertaining space.
Living Area
The gorgeous master bedroom features an en-suite master bath and a top-floor location.
Master Bedroom
Bedroom
En-suite bath
The large private rooftop offers expansive views south to Williamsburg Bridge and north looking towards Williamsburg and LIC.
Roof Terrace
6 Wythe Lane also offers a full-height finished basement, with the potential to be a media room, gym, or studio, and private underground parking. You can check out the insane five-level floorplan below.
6 Wythe Lane floorplan (Halstead)
Most recently, the neighboring townhouse at 5 Wythe Lane received a price reduction and sold in early October for $4.65M.
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