169 Huron St #4A, Brooklyn, NY 11222

Price to sell!!! Thoughtfully designed and built with care, 169 Huron is a brand new boutique condominium in the heart of Greenpoint. This 10 residence elevator building is designed by INC Architecture & Design, the firm behind 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, the TWA Hotel, and much more. It was conceived and executed by RedHoek + Partners, a development group based in Red Hook, Brooklyn who seek fine design and functionality in all of their projects. Each residence at 169 Huron features double exposures, including south-facing windows for abundant natural light to pour in. A floating porcelain rainscreen facade by Spain’s Porcelanosa surrounds the building offering a highly stylized exterior as well as increased waterproofing and durability. Unit 4A is an ergonomically laid out one bed, one bath residence with oversized German-engineered floor-to-ceiling windows, a 23-foot wide living area, and a private outdoor space. The floors are European white oak wide-plank wood and the ceilings are exposed concrete. The kitchen features custom millwork, plus Fisher Paykel appliances with matching panels for a seamless look. Tile work and fixtures by Porcelanosa. Stain and heat-resistant quartz countertops complete the high-end design. The bathrooms are fully outfitted with Porcelanosa tile and fixtures that include a wooden floating vanity, hidden ballast toilet, rainshower and matte black fixtures. They are fully encased in textured, non-slip Porcelanosa tile for a cohesive and elegant aesthetic. Greenpoint is well-known for its notable restaurant scene, eclectic boutiques, vintage offerings, and abundant greenspace with multiple parks and waterfronts. It perfectly combines the cutting-edge cool with tree-lined streets and neighborhood charm. 169 Huron is situated on the corner of Manhattan Avenue and Huron Street. This central location offers easy access to the neighborhood’s best restaurants, coffee shops and specialty markets. You also have convenient access to transit like the G Subway line and East River Ferry.