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Striking 12-story building by David Bucovy at the Williamsburg-Greenpoint border, directly across from McCarren Park. Fourteen modern residences featuring private outdoor spaces, luxury finishes, and a spectacular penthouse with triple-height ceilings and rooftop deck. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
524 Manhattan Avenue is an 8 story, 14 residence condominium completed in 2011 directly across from McCarren Park, at the border of Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Designed by architect David Bucovy, the building is oriented toward broad park and Manhattan skyline views.
All 14 residences have private outdoor space, ranging from balconies and terraces to ground level patios and roof decks. Many apartments pair floor-to-ceiling windows with western or southern exposures, while the upper levels include full floor layouts. The multilevel penthouse is organized around a soaring great room, with several terraces and a private roof deck above.
Apartments have central air and in-unit washer and dryers, and the building has resident storage and on-site parking. Later building upgrades included a geothermal heating system and high capacity boiler. A 421a tax abatement runs through June 30, 2027.
McCarren Park is directly across the street, with a running track, pool, tennis courts, ball fields and open lawns. The Nassau Avenue station for the G train is about two blocks north, and the Bedford Avenue station for the L train is roughly a ten minute walk south.
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