Wythe Lane Townhouses, 6 Wythe Lane: Review and Ratings
between South 4th Street & South 3rd Street View Full Building Profile
A row of 6 strikingly handsome and elegant, 5-story townhouses was erected by KUB Capital in 2015 and is known as Wythe Lane Townhouses in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn.
KUB Design & SZ Projects, which is headed by Silvia Zofio, were the design team and Future Green was the landscape architect.
Bottom Line
An original, wonderful and very refined, grey-green artisanal brick complex of six, 5-story townhouses joined by a trellised mews in Williamsburg.
Description
The primary entrances are away from the street on the mews. The houses face rearwards onto their own private garden.
Each water-struck, coal-fired brick is made by Danish artisanal manufacturer Petersen Tegl.
The townhouses have energy-efficient insulation and ventilation.
Amenities
Each house has a below-grade media room, a garage, a garden and roof deck.
Apartments
Each townhouse contains 3,800-square feet and has exposed concrete ceilings, “a reference to the industrial history of this part of Williamsburg.
The townhouses are open plan with 10- to 11-foot ceilings.
They have four bedrooms each, 3 baths and two powder rooms with 417 square feet of ground exterior area and 673 square feet of roof exterior area. The ground-floor media room is 30-feet long, the first floor has a 25-foot-long rear yard, a 21-foot-long open kitchen with an island and a 16-foot-long dining room, the second floor has a 43-foot-long living room with a fireplace, the third and fourth floors have two bedrooms each and the first floor has a 43-foot-long garden and roof terrace.
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