465 Hancock St APT 2, Brooklyn, NY 11233

The Parlour Floor at 465 Hancock Street is a masterful expression of boutique living, offering designer finishes, private outdoor space, and a sought after Bedford Stuyvesant address. Set on the parlour floor with abundant natural light, this inviting two bedroom, two bathroom residence effortlessly blends classic city elegance with contemporary design. A tall custom walnut door reveals an open living and dining room and kitchen, which flow seamlessly together for everyday life and entertaining, with a private balcony for morning coffee and evening air. Wide plank white oak flooring runs throughout, and an in unit washer and dryer completes the home. The kitchen is anchored by a Taj Mahal quartzite waterfall island with seating, complemented by matching quartzite countertops and a book matched Taj Mahal quartzite backsplash. Custom walnut millwork cabinetry and open walnut shelving frame a Bertazzoni professional range, a 30 inch integrated paneled refrigerator, and a 24 inch integrated dishwasher, all finished with satin nickel fixtures. The primary bedroom offers generous closet space and an en suite bathroom wrapped in travertine walls and floors. It features a curved frameless glass shower with a recessed stone niche and linear brass drain, a custom walnut vanity beneath a backlit LED mirror, a wall mounted toilet, and brass plumbing fixtures and towel bar. The second second full bathroom features a vertical glazed tile surround, a built in soaking tub with a stone apron, a fluted white oak vanity with a backlit mirror, a skirted toilet, brass fixtures, and Bottega Bone porcelain flooring by Porcelanosa. 465 Hancock Street is a boutique collection of four private residences in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, developed by RH Brooklyn Capital. A travertine facade with black aluminum windows and cantilevered black metal balconies sets the tone, and a black steel framed glass entry nestled among landscaped planters welcomes you home. With no shared amenities to schedule around, each residence belongs entirely to the people who live in it. The building sits on a quiet, tree lined residential block between Marcus Garvey Boulevard and Lewis Avenue, the two corridors that carry the neighborhood's daily life of cafes, markets, bakeries, and restaurants. Fulton Park and Saratoga Park anchor the surrounding blocks, and the Macon Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library is a short walk away on Lewis Avenue. The A and C trains at Kingston Throop Avenues connect directly into Manhattan and across Brooklyn. Sales are handled exclusively by The AJM Team at Douglas Elliman.