116 Covert Street is a new condominium development located between Evergreen Avenue and Central Avenue on the edge of Bushwick. The 5-story, nine-unit structure fits in well with the neighborhood, known for its blend of the old and new. Although pictures of the new development have yet to surface, the listings describe the facade as simple yet modern, made up of brick and wood and nearly full-wall windows. Developer Boaz Gilad of Brookland Capital enlisted Flushing-based architects L&C Associates to design the 50-foot-tall building. Prices are currently starting at $399,000 for a one-bedroom unit.
The structure encompasses 7,648 square feet of residential space, allowing each unit to average about 849 square feet. Levels 1-4 have two apartments each, and the top tier features a penthouse with both an outdoor terrace and balcony. There is cellar accessory storage for the ground floor apartments and a recreation room. The
first floor residence comes with its own private backyard garden while many other residences come with private decks. Home amenities include grey satin-finished oak floors, open-concept living rooms for ideal entertaining, washer/dryer hookups, high ceilings, over-sized windows, central air, and video intercoms.
Designer kitchens boast Arctic White quartz countertops, vintage wood-like tile back-splashes, custom cabinetry with white matte and textured wooden finishes in addition to the high-end appliances from Bosch, Fisher & Paykel, and Summit. Bathrooms in this elevator building are also decked out with subway tiles, modern fixtures, deep-soaking bathtubs and spacious custom vanities.
116 Covert Street is a pet-friendly building with a fitness center and grand lobby entrance. Transportation is easily accessible in this area of Bushwick, with the L train at Wilson Avenue, and the J/Z trains a few blocks away. Manhattan is also only nine stops away.
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