TOURING an INCREDIBLY DESIGNED CONDO w/ Ryan Serhant | 96 King Street, #2 | SERHANT. New Development
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2023
- Listed By: Abigail Palanca (@abbypalanca) Courtney Smelter Klein (@court.ny) Nicole Bilu (@nicolebilu)
Link: www.serhant.com/listings/5277901
Red Hook Full-Floor Luxury Home w/Private Parking & Terrace
Introducing this captivating full-floor condo at 96 King Street, a dazzling 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home suffused with high-end finishes and fairytale architectural details. The home is the quintessence of modern organic design, blending a palette of unique textures, shapes, and hues into warm, inviting spaces.
A welcoming foyer with a coat closet flows into an eat-in kitchen and an expansive open-concept living room and dining room saturated with southwestern light. Radiant heated antique heart pine floors and arched windows complement sound-dampening terracotta blocks, exposed steel beams, and Douglas fir and concrete accents. Rugged yet refined, the kitchen is equipped with a large eat-in island, light grey marble countertops with amber veining, custom quarter sawn white oak cabinets, a wood-burning brick fireplace, brass fixtures, a vented range hood, and high-end stainless steel appliances from Blue Star and Fisher & Paykel. A powder room just off the living room is perfect for guests.
The spacious primary suite boasts a large reach-in closet, a sitting area, an attached terrace with terrazzo paversand classic Red Hook views , and a windowed en-suite bathroom with terrazzo surfaces, Water Monopoly fixtures, a step-in shower, and a deep soaking tub. The second bedroom has a private closet, sitting area, and windowed en-suite with a deep tub, while the third bedroom has access to the powder room and is perfect for use as a home office, library, or den. Additional features include FiOS pre-wiring, a high-efficiency boiler, European ERV for continuous fresh outdoor air in the summer and winter months, Nest thermostats, an LG washer/dryer, and concealed Mitsubishi mini-split cooling systems with supplemental heating.
96 King Street is a brand new boutique condominium nestled in the heart of Red Hook. The building sits on a spacious lot with a tunneled driveway and a remote-controlled gate. A collage of arched windows punctuates a classic red brick façade as it rises to meet a charming mansard roof with fish scale shingles and lovely dormers. Residents enjoy a trio of dedicated parking spots, bicycle storage, a package area, irrigated front and back gardens, two fob-activated access points, and a Siedle intercom system. 96 King Street is around the corner from Coffey Park and the Wolcott Street farm,and is surrounded by a variety of restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops. Red Hook, Erie Basin, and ValentinoParks and IKEA are close by, and the NYC Ferry offers a simple commute to Governor’s Island, Northern Brooklyn, and Downtown Manhattan. Pets are welcome.
This is not an offering. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the File No. CD20-0028. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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This apartment feels so warm and the only showing I’ve seen that I can not only see myself living in. I wouldn’t change a thing about the space.
This is so beautiful. It looks lived in and I love that. Every new construction looks the same. The “neutral aesthetic” Side note: her voice is very soothing
The place really is like a designer dream and the listing agent is like the perfect match to the apartment, incredible unit!
Most unique condo we've seen! That was amazing!!
Have never seen finishes like this in a new building in brooklyn 😍
Beautifully done! The stairs definitely need handrails. Nice to finally see apartments with space and closets in NYC! ❤
Love it! 🥰
That penthouse is calling my name!
Ahah! For example, these terracotta blocks are used, in France, for the cheapest building construction… just it looks like an unfinished house
Stunning!
super video , can ı ask what camera + lens are you using
Amazing place! But what always amazes me is how Americans marvel at imported stuff. Tiles from Mallorca, marble from Italy, kitchen from Germany (or whatever). It is the same in FSU, but that’s understandable, we kinda make crap stuff
its a walkup????
Pray for me to win the lottery 💙
I’m on it! 👍
Staircase does not look safe for children.. but then furnished and designed the layout of the twin room for children.
"It seems like everything has been sourced from somewhere around the world…". OMG, does NOTHING escape this man's attention?
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I won’t ask about the carbon footprint for all those imports, it looks a bit rough around the edges but still it’s nicely done.
It looks unfinished
“This is so cool” he says, walking into the kitchen and ignoring the huge gap between the bench and the wall on the left. Seriously. Imagine the pile of crap that would pile up in that gap over just one decade. Dust, pens, papers, batteries, knick knacks, maybe even food. Come on people, ffs. Meanwhile at 1:44 the camera pans in on a super annoying gap where the floor boards don’t quiet meet the wall and would be a nightmare dust trap. And she says “no detail was overlooked” 🙄 At this point I’ve stopped the video and moved on. Bye