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76 South 2nd Street is a distinctive townhouse located in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, designed by Murat Mutlu, a protégé of the renowned architect Zaha Hadid. This home is part of the FORMA Collection, showcasing a sculptural façade and warm organic interiors that blend thoughtful architecture with natural materials. The residence spans over 3,500 square feet and features four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and two powder rooms, making it ideal for modern living.
The main floor boasts a long, clean-lined kitchen with custom white oak millwork and Breccia Capraia marble countertops, leading to a dining area beneath a double-height atrium with glass walls overlooking a private garden. The living room, framed by the signature FORMA windows, is anchored by a custom floor-to-ceiling oak media wall, creating a calm and inviting atmosphere.
Each bedroom floor is designed for privacy, with the primary suite featuring a walk-through closet and a luxurious bathroom finished in limestone and Calacatta Monet stone. The lower level serves as a wellness floor, complete with a gym, wine cellar, and direct access to an outdoor area with a custom shower and sauna. The rooftop deck offers stunning views of the city skyline and includes a full BBQ station, making it an excellent space for entertaining.
Located just moments from Domino Park and the waterfront, this townhouse provides easy access to local cafes, restaurants, and transportation options. With incredibly low taxes and garage parking offered for five years, 76 South 2nd Street represents a unique opportunity for those seeking a well-designed home in a rapidly appreciating neighborhood.
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