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Manhattan Park is a 14-unit boutique condominium in Williamsburg with a glass-encased lobby and common roof deck. The building is conveniently located near parks and trendy establishments in Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
Manhattan Park is an eight story, 14 unit condominium completed in 2007 at 297 Driggs Avenue, directly across from McCarren Park at the meeting point of Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Robert M. Scarano Jr. designed the building for developer Abraham Bandau, with interiors by Andres Escobar.
The Driggs Avenue façade is divided into vertical bays of reddish brown wood paneling, broad expanses of glass, recessed sections and glass railed balconies. A narrow gap separates Manhattan Park from Lothology, another eight story Scarano building at 285 Driggs Avenue, creating a closely spaced pair along the park.
With two residences per floor, many layouts have three or four exposures, high ceilings and open living areas edged by floor-to-ceiling glass. Park and Manhattan skyline views recur, as do windowed kitchens and baths, in-unit laundry and private balconies or terraces. Several residences have outdoor space on more than one side.
The building has a common roof terrace with panoramic skyline views, a garden, central air conditioning, video intercom and deeded parking spaces. McCarren Park places its pool, track, athletic fields, courts, dog run and Saturday market across the street. The G train stops at Nassau Avenue one block away, while the L train stops at Bedford Avenue several blocks southwest.
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