Carter's Review

This attractive, 5-story, beige-colored building at 106 Havemeyer Street at the corner of Hope Street is known as The Williamsburg Mews, which is comprised of three similar buildings with a total of 24 condominium apartments..

It was building was erected in 2002 by Shlomo Karpen of KDPG Realty and designed by Bricolage Design & Architecture.

The development is on a block that was voted one of the city’s 50 most beautiful by Time Out Magazine.

Bottom Line

A nice group of three light-colored buildings with sidewalk landscaping with Juliet balconies and a façade that has angular undulation on a corner side in Williamsburg.

Description

This pleasant building has nice sidewalk landscaping behind low fences and a façade that that has mildly angular undulation and a roofline with three major peaks between four angled bays with narrow windows in between that are set higher on the façade.

Amenities

The building has a full-time superintendent, walk-in closets, central air-conditioning and is pet-friendly.

Apartments

Apartment 1C is a 1-bedroom, duplex unit with 1,500 square feet and 10-foot-high ceilings.  The upper level has an angled entry foyer that leads to an open, 11-foot-long kitchen and a 14-foot-long, windowed dining area facing the street and an 18-foot-wide living room and a 25-foot-long garden and the lower level has a 30-foot-long den and a 15-foot-wide bedroom.

Apartment 7C is a studio unit with an angled entry that leads to an open, 10-foot-long kitchen with a breakfast bar, a 23-foot-long living room with a Juliet balcony, an 18-foot-long den with a 9-foot-long sleeping alcove and a spiral staircase that leads to an 850-square-foot roof deck.