Designed by Aldo Andreoli in collaboration with Claudio Delmonte, unit 7E (boasting eighth floor level exposures due to our double-height lobby) is a 955 square foot 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence and an incredible value. You enter 7E, our very last E line residence in the entire building, through an expansive gallery entrance, perfect for displaying art work.

Over-sized windows perfectly showcase enviable views of The Brooklyn Museums, and Prospect Park, while bringing to life our Natural White Oak Flooring finished in a spectacular herringbone pattern. High above neighboring buildings and tree-tops, this truly special residence lets in lots of light and offers refreshing, expansive views from each. Custom kitchens by renowned Italian furniture maker Poliform showcase smoked cabinetry, Carrara marble countertops, Miele appliances and Grohe fixtures.

Master bathrooms boast floor to ceiling Carrara marble walls and floors with smoked dark oak and Carrara stone-top vanities. Secondary bathrooms are no less luxurious with floor to ceiling Crystal Wood marble walls and floors with Smoked Dark Oak vanities. Each unit is vented for a gas dryer.

The Museum House offers all the conveniences for a curated and modern full-service lifestyle.

Amenities include: private indoor parking, a magnificent landscaped roof deck with amazing museum, park, and NYC views, grills and dining section with bar overlooking the Brooklyn Museum, a custom children’s creative space, package room, super, porter, and a virtual doorman. Resident’s will also have the opportunity to create their own cultural passport, which will give them exclusive access to many of the neighborhoods most popular destinations. Situated right off of beautiful tree lined Eastern Parkway on Washington Avenue, and steps to Prospect Park, the building is in close proximity to the 2,3,4, and 5 trains as well as MTA buses: B48, B45, B41.

The complete terms are in an offering plan available from the Sponsor (File No: CD 18-0281).

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