Carter's Review

This attractive, 6-story building at 456 Grand Street between Keap Street and Borinquen Place in Williamsburg was erected by Triangle Court LLC in 2014 and has 52 rental apartments. 

It was designed by KOH Architecture. 

The site was previously a vacant lot that was part of the city's PlaNYC Brownfield Cleanup Program.  The building was sold by AB Capstone and RJ Capital Holdings to Bronstein Properties for $43.5 million in 2017. 

The building has two retail tenants. 

It is distinguished by its angular plan, its attractive fenced entrance with a pergola and red-brick columns, its tan and brown façade, and its prominent modern cornice.

Bottom Line

An eccentric surprise, even for Williamsburg, this mid-rise, rental building has a pergola entrance, irregular fenestration, a charming fenced walkway with park benches, large living rooms and some large terraces.

Description

A distinctive, mid-rise building, this development is notable for its attractively fenced walkway with a pergola entrance, its angularity, its modern cornice, its irregular fenestration and large living rooms. 

It has a warm palette of red-brick columns and tan and brown façades.

Amenities

The building has a roof deck, a video intercom, virtual doorman, a fitness center, a garage, an elevator, a laundry on every floor, bicycle and personal storage.

Apartments

Apartment 6A is a two-bedroom unit with 1,073 square feet with a 30-foot-long living room and hall that leads to a very large terrace. 

Apartment 6F is a two-bedroom unit with 943 square feet with a 24-foot-long living room with a large, five-sided terrace. 

Apartment 2G is a two-bedroom unit with 884 square feet with a 30-foot-long living room and a balcony off the master bedroom. 

Apartment 2J is a one-bedroom unit with 675 square feet with a 24-foot-long living room with a very large terrace. 

Apartment 5K is a one-bedroom unit with 681 square feet with an angled, 16-foot-wide living room with an angled balcony.