87 Smith St APT 9D, Brooklyn, NY 11201

At the intersection of Downtown Brooklyn and Boerum Hill, in The Smith Condominium—this bright corner two-bedroom, two-bath split features Taurai wide-plank hardwood floors, expansive windows with open views, abundant storage, central air, and a clean, contemporary design. The living and dining area is framed by a wall of windows, creating an open and airy main living space. The kitchen features Nick Dine custom Bendheim etched-glass and brushed aluminum laminate cabinetry, Okite Bianco countertops, and Bosch and Liebherr stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher. A dedicated pantry provides generous storage, while a breakfast bar opens to the living area. The spacious primary suite includes a separate dressing room and an ensuite bath with a custom Corian floating double vanity, dual faucets, a Kohler deep soaking tub, and a separate Hansgrohe rain shower. On the opposite end of the home, the second bedroom offers corner views and its own walk-in closet, while the adjacent second full bath features a floating vanity and tub. A large foyer closet provides additional storage upon entry, and a Bosch washer and dryer are conveniently located in-unit. The Smith is a 50-residence, pet-friendly condominium offering a full-time doorman, stylish lobby, video intercom system, two elevators and bike storage. An independently operated parking garage is located directly next door as part of the NU Hotel. Located near Atlantic Avenue, the building is surrounded by restaurants, cafés, and shops along Smith and Court Streets. Enjoy easy access to everyday conveniences including Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods Market, DeKalb Market Hall, and the Apple Store. French Louie, Bien Cuit, and Mia’s Bakery are among the many neighborhood favorites, while BAM, Barclays Center, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the waterfront are all nearby. The location is well connected by the 2, 3, 4, 5, and R trains at Borough Hall, the A, C, F, and G trains at Jay Street–MetroTech, and nearby LIRR service. *Some images are virtually staged