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Brooklyn's historic townhouses got their start in the mid-19th century, and their appeal continues into the 21st. That inspired the team behind 577 Madison Street, which created "a modern take on brownstone living" with the building's conversion and renovation. All six apartments evoke classic townhouse life, yet come "smart home ready" with a Wemo dimmer, Amazon Echo, iRobot vacuum cleaner, and Nest thermostat.
A one-bedroom duplex with a private backyard has already entered contract, and the other five units aren’t expected to be far behind. Studios start at $449K; two-bedrooms start at $819K; and a three-bedroom duplex with a private rooftop cabana is listed for $1.05M.
A one-bedroom duplex with a private backyard has already entered contract, and the other five units aren’t expected to be far behind. Studios start at $449K; two-bedrooms start at $819K; and a three-bedroom duplex with a private rooftop cabana is listed for $1.05M.
Studio floor plan
Two-bedroom floor plan
White brick accent walls give a sense of warmth.
Kitchens are outfitted with exposed brick backsplash, farmhouse cast iron sink, and state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances.
Sun-splashed bedrooms come with beautiful custom closets.
A classic clawfoot soaking tub and pull chain toilet are set over heated tiles.
Sunny studios are spacious enough to be converted to one-bedrooms.
The penthouse has a private roof terrace.
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