Built in 2014 at 33 Caton Place in Windsor Terrace, near the southwestern tip of Prospect Park, is the first Brooklyn building from the award-winning Luca Andrisani Architects. The eight story structure is known as The Kestrel and was a featured residential building at the 2014 International Design Awards. It has a handsome textured façade clad in earth-toned metal panels which complement the neighborhood's tree-lined streets and masonry apartment buildings - an intentional breakaway from glassy developments, according to the architects.
Inside the full-service residence are spacious apartments with up to three bedrooms. Current listings from FirstService Realty are no fee and offer 1 month of free rent with new leases; 1-bedrooms start at $2,700/month, 2-bedrooms at $3,410/month and 3-bedrooms at $5,007/month. View the listings here.
Interiors feature white oak floors, large windows, and on many units are private terraces. Kitchens have caesarstone countertops and premium appliances including a dishwasher and microwave. Bathrooms have sleek fixtures and vanities, and all homes have in-unit laundry. Many apartments have views of Prospect Park, which is only one block away.
The building is equipped with plenty of convenient amenities including a 24-hour attended lobby, a gym and yoga room, a children's playroom, bike storage, on-site parking, and a landscape roof deck with grilling areas. There is also a resident lounge and workspace for residents who work from home.
Read more about the Kestrel here.
Read more about the Kestrel here.
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