All renderings of 215 North 10th Street via Largo Investments
UPDATE 8.10.2018: Largo Investments have debuted a new full-color rendering on their website (above), showing off a light and dark gray industrial-inspired facade.
When Largo Investments bought 215 North 10th Street for $25 million earlier this spring, the development and investment firm announced that condos would go up on the Williamsburg property. Permits for this project were filed this morning, and the first rendering has been revealed.
The one-story marble supplier formerly on-site has been demolished, and Morris Adjmi Architects is the designer of record for the six-story building to rise in its place. The sketch on Largo’s website shows a building in different shades of brick with large, metal-framed windows and private balconies on select upper-level units.
Previous rendering
The new mixed-use building will house ground-floor retail and 30 units on an average of nearly 1,100 square feet. Residential amenities will include a playroom, pet grooming room, storage, bike room, mail room, package room, concierge, fitness center, automated parking, two accessory outdoor spaces, and a roof deck.
According to CityRealty data, the median price of a Williamsburg condo is $1.35 million. An offering plan has not yet been filed for 215 North 10th Street, but its design credentials and amenities are sure to drive up prices. Its desirable location will also attract interest: McCarren Park is two blocks away, and it offers easy access to The Bedford, SirPraPhai, Allswell, Pete's Candy Store, and the Museum of Food and Drink Lab, to name just a few local hot spots. While the nearby Bedford Avenue subway stop will be caught up in the L train shutdown, it is likely to have reopened when occupancy starts.
Editors Note: This post was originally published on 7.24.2018.
Google Earth aerial showing location of 215 North 10th Street
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