Rendering of 70 Henry Street exterior (Mettle Property Group)
All five units in 70 Henry have attracted attention since the Morris Adjmi-designed condo conversion was unveiled, but two recently released units especially stand out. The maisonette and penthouse have an abundance of one of the neighborhood's rarest and most prized commodities: private outdoor space.
The maisonette is a 3,295-square-foot triplex on the garden level, ground, and second floors with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two half-baths. The apartment has its own private entrance and 1,200 square feet of private outdoor space. It is listed at $4.85 million.
The maisonette is a 3,295-square-foot triplex on the garden level, ground, and second floors with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two half-baths. The apartment has its own private entrance and 1,200 square feet of private outdoor space. It is listed at $4.85 million.
The penthouse is a 2,691-square-foot home on the fifth floor with direct elevator access, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and one half-bath. The private, 2,200-square-foot roof deck offers panoramic skyline and river views. It is listed for $5.25 million.
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Both apartments have high ceilings, wide plank oak floors, and custom windows that fill the rooms with light and views from four exposures. Custom kitchens feature Thermador appliances and Quartzite countertops and backsplashes. Spa-like bathrooms are equipped with Kohler sinks, Toto toilets, limestone countertops, Waterworks fixtures, mosaic stone floors, and custom oak vanities. Occupancy is estimated for later this year.
These modern luxuries are behind the walls of the building’s historic façade. It dates back to 1895, and previous incarnations have included a butcher shop, pharmacy and, most recently, Brooklyn Heights Cinema. 70 Henry Street received approval from the Landmarks Preservation Commission, and the original façade remains intact as seen on the exterior of the first two floors.
These modern luxuries are behind the walls of the building’s historic façade. It dates back to 1895, and previous incarnations have included a butcher shop, pharmacy and, most recently, Brooklyn Heights Cinema. 70 Henry Street received approval from the Landmarks Preservation Commission, and the original façade remains intact as seen on the exterior of the first two floors.
Progress at 70 Henry site as of late August 2018(CityRealty)
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