38 Broome Street facade (Images via Douglas Elliman)
High-quality (and high-end) developments are finally making their way to sleepy Greenpoint, especially along the waterfront, but the majority of the neighborhood's new developments are boutique offerings like 38 Broome Street. Located between McCarren Park and McGolrick Park, this latest condo is just four stories tall with six apartments. Two are now in-contract, leaving just four units, three one-bedrooms and one three-bedroom duplex. Prices start at an affordable $750K, which is typical for Greenpoint, where the median condo price for a one-bedroom stands at $757K.
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The listings clearly benefit from great staging and photography, but even without those, 38 Broome Street offers stylish design and spacious, efficient layouts. Residences feature exposed brick (always a plus), high ceilings, 6'' white oak floors, an electric fireplace in the open living/dining rooms, an 84" music and tv cabinet, recessed lighting, oversized custom aluminum anodized windows, and energy-efficient elements that include Daikin Global split heating and cooling systems and Navien tankless water heaters.
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Kitchens, which are crafted with quartz counters and all wood shaker-style cabinets, are equipped with high-end appliances like Bertozzoni stoves & ventilation, Fisher & Paykel refrigerators, and a Miele washer/dryer. As for the modern bathrooms, you'll find subway tile, Kohler toilets with no touch "senso flush," and soaking tubs with thermostatic heat control.
Amenities are scarce but include a large private storage room and a common roof deck with a barbeque and views of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
38 Broome Street is a 4-minute walk to the G train and a 10-minute walk to the L.
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