Bergen Brooklyn, 323 Bergen Street, #PH702W

Presenting Penthouse PH702W, an exceptional three bedroom + home office, two-and-a-half-bathroom triplex residence that seamlessly blends traditional elements with a stylish modern design. Upon entering this impressive 2,483 sq ft home through a formal foyer, you’re immediately drawn to the abundance of natural light pouring in from the expansive windows. This stunning home offers a unique and well-thought-out layout consisting of an open living and dining area on the first level with soaring ceilings and three full bedrooms on the secondary level creating an ideal separation of space.

The directly accessible 1,189 sq ft private terrace with a gas grilling station, temperature-controlled plunge pool, and open views offers an unparalleled experience for entertaining guests or simply relaxing. Designed with a focus on simplicity as a way of life, with interiors designed by AD100 Workstead that layer elegance and function that read intimate and warm. The oversized kitchen situated within it’s own room, presents ample storage in custom white oak cabinetry adorned with custom white oak hardware that is beautifully paired with a honed Taj Mahal quartzite-clad island with a striking waterfall effect, backsplash, and ledge. The integrated state-of-the-art Masterpiece Series Thermador appliance package blends seamlessly into the background and includes a directly-vented 36” 5-burner cooktop, two 30” ovens, and 30” speed-oven, 36” refrigerator column, 24” freezer column, and an 18” wine refrigerator column.

The custom light pendant designed by Workstead calls attention to the many thoughtful design details. The bathrooms at Bergen are outfitted with soft tones and warm wood accents that make for a spa-like oasis with materials that are crafted to last. The sun-soaked five-piece primary suite is complete with honed Crema Vanilla marble wall and floor tiles, a custom white oak vanity with Crema Vanilla marble countertop, legs, and ledge, a soaking tub clad in honed Crema Vanilla marble at the deck and skirt, and a glass-enclosed shower and separate water closet. Finishing touches include radiant heated floors and custom light fixtures by Workstead.

The secondary bathrooms are functional and formal, with a custom white oak vanity topped with a honed Agglo terrazzo countertop, matte Tatami-Beige wall tiles, and honed Agglo terrazzo floor tiles. Custom-designed light fixtures by Workstead complete these jewel boxes. The powder room is intimate and elegant, presented in a two-tone palette of Crema Vanilla marble and white oak with a grand custom-carved pedestal sink in Crema Vanilla marble.

Subtle touches include wall-mounted fixtures and a custom Workstead-designed wall sconce. Nestled into a serene tree-lined street in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, Bergen features 105 residences by renowned architect Frida Escobedo. Driven by neighborhood context, the facade takes inspiration from the quintessential bay window brownstones, interpreting the geometry and materiality in a contemporary manner. Composed from handmade geometric modules, the facade elegantly weaves light, shadow, and air throughout each residence, revealing crafted finishes and honoring the natural environment. With a highly curated collection of indoor and outdoor amenities, focused on community, health, wellness, and the arts, Bergen provides a universal sense of belonging.

Bergen’s Glass House, the source of equilibrium between the East and West residential wings, connects multiple amenity levels through a custom circular stair, providing residents with interconnected access to a multitude of spaces that create a sense of home. Amenity highlights include a full-time attended lobby, a ceramic studio led by BKLYN Clay, a private park for residents, and two carefully landscaped common roof spaces with gas grills and fire pits designed by DXA Studio and Patrick Cullina. The complete offering terms are in an OP available from Sponsor. File NO. CD23-0157. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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