All images of 237 Devoe Street via Modern Domain Residential
On an East Williamsburg block abundant in vinyl-sided buildings, a new ground up condominium at 237 Devoe Street is an immediate standout. While the design by James Cleary Architecture is close to the same height as its nearest neighbors, its double-height solar shade made from reclaimed barn wood immediately sets it apart and draws attention to the massive windows of the units within, which have just launched sales.
Renderings via James Cleary Architecture
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A $7 million offering plan for 237 Devoe Street was accepted in September 2019. To that end, prices range from $790K to $1.425 million for a one-bedroom penthouse with two full baths and a second private terrace. At an average price of $1,336 per square foot, 237 Devoe Street comes in above Williamsburg’s average condo price of $1,259 per square foot (per CityRealty data).
Between Cooper Park, the culinary offerings of Bushwick Avenue, and a wave of new development, 237 Devoe Street has taken shape in a suddenly bustling section of Williamsburg. Just around the corner, listings at Milk Factory range from $715K for a one-bedroom to $1.55 million for a two-bedroom penthouse. Nearly two years after 89 Montrose Avenue made its debut, closings average $1,031 per square foot. And on the rental side, 456 Grand Street is fully leased.
All six units feature high ceilings, enormous windows, central air, in-unit washer/dryer, and virtual doorman service.
The kitchens are well equipped with Bertazzoni stoves, stainless steel appliances, white marble countertops, and custom cabinetry.
Many units feature private balconies, and a maisonette offers access to a private garden.
The one-bedroom units have distinctive layouts.
All floor plans via Modern Domain
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