A model residence at 594 Marcy Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant (Image: 594marcy.ipg.nyc)
A new condominium has launched sales at 594 Marcy Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant between Vernon Avenue and Willoughby Avenue, with prices starting at $465,000 for a one-bedroom layout with a private balcony. The building is a newly constructed six-story boutique residence with ten units spread over 8,855 square feet; just one or two residences are on each floor. The units come with one, two or three bedrooms and are slated to offer a 15-year tax abatement. Current listings include one-bedrooms priced from $465,000 to $610,000 and one of the building’s two-bedroom penthouses is listed for $1.099 million (PH2).
Model residence at 594 Marcy Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant (Image: 594marcy.ipg.nyc)
The residences offer contemporary living spaces with wide plank wood floors, clean lines and large windows. There are convenient features like central heating and cooling, outlets with USB ports, built-in bluetooth sound systems and select residences have in-unit laundry and integrated storage. Kitchens have grey quartz countertops, cabinetry is imported by Richelieu, and high-end stainless steel appliances by Fisher-Paykel, Blomberg and Liebherr. Ensuite master baths have deep soaking tubs, Italian porcelain tiles with walls, Porcelanosa vanities and Kohler medicine cabinets.
The building’s features include onsite laundry, video intercom, roof deck with open views of Brooklyn and a modern lobby with a stained cement feature wall. This development is one of many new condominium projects to debut in the neighborhood this year. The list includes the 35-unit condo at 627 Dekalb Avenue, the 8-unit 226 Hart Street, the 7-unit 762 Marcy Avenue and the 8-unit 511 Herkimer Street.
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594 Marcy Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn (Image via Steven Kuo Architect)
The view from 594 Marcy Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant (Image: 594marcy.ipg.nyc)
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