169 Huron Street, #4A View on Map

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.

Unit 4A is an ergonomically laid out one bed, one bath residence with oversized German-engineered floor-to-ceiling windows, 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, rain shower 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. This central location offers easy access to the neighborhood’s best restaurants, coffee shops and specialty markets. This beautiful building is situated on a picturesque, tree-lined street in the heart of Greenpoint’s food scene.

Noted restaurants like Glasserie, Citroen, Sama Street, Jungle Cafe, Karczma, Anella, Oxomoco, and both world-famous Paulie Gee’s Slice Shop & Tacos Ramirez are just a few of the fantastic dining options that are within a few blocks of this home. There is also great retail and the new waterfront esplanade at Greenpoint Landing. Commuting to midtown is easy from the 7 train just over the Pulaski Bridge, the ferry at India Street or the G train which is just 1 block away.

This is a co-exclusive with Oxford Property Group with agent Joseph Hermon.

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