Luminous Condos, 214 Richardson Street: Review and Ratings
between Humboldt Street & North Henry Street View Full Building Profile
This attractive gray-brick, 10-story building at 214 Richardson Street is known as the Luminous Condos and is set back considerably on its narrow site in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn behind a one-story gate structure.
The building has 9 two-bedroom, two-bath apartments, each with a balcony facing the street and occupying half that frontage. The other half is a wall of windows.
The building was designed by Robert M. Scarano Jr., for John Ruha, a partner in Three on Two Fourteen LLC.
The building has also been known as the Richardson. It is a couple of blocks east of the Brooklyn Queens Expressway and not too far from McCarren Park.
It was built atop an abandoned one-story warehouse between Humboldt and North Henry streets.
Elevators open inside apartments that have floor-to-ceiling windows.
The building, which has good views, washers and dryers and disabled access, was completed in 2009.
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