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Greenbelt Brooklyn is a post-war condominium building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, completed in 2007. Located at 361 Manhattan Avenue, it has 8 units across 5 stories.
Greenbelt Brooklyn is a post war condominium at 361 Manhattan Avenue in Williamsburg, completed in 2007 with eight residences across five stories. The building is LEED Gold certified, using bamboo flooring, recycled thermal and sound insulation, low VOC finishes, high efficiency HVAC, and solar panels that offset electricity used by the common areas.
Apartments have loft like layouts, generous windows, and sliding glass doors that open to balconies or other private outdoor spaces. Open kitchens, in unit laundry, central air, private storage, and bike storage recur among the residences, while bedrooms are generally separated from the main living areas by gallery style halls. A full floor residence occupies the entire third floor, an atypical arrangement within the building.
Outdoor space takes several forms at Greenbelt, including balconies, Juliet balconies, and a garden residence with more than 500 square feet of private exterior space. The apartments also share a consistent emphasis on natural light, with treetop, garden, skyline, and Manhattan views appearing across the building's layouts. Video intercom service is provided.
The building is a few blocks from McCarren Park and sits near Williamsburg restaurants, cafes, and Graham Avenue shops. The Lorimer Street station serves the L and G trains, with the Metropolitan Avenue station also nearby.
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