Description
When you purchase this apartment, you are buying into one of Brooklyn’s premiere pre-war luxury condominium buildings. A landmark that can be seen across the city. 16F has 10½ foot beamed ceilings, Brazilian chestnut plank floors, full sized Viking appliances and large south facing living room windows. This 1-bedroom apartment is perfect as a primary residence or income producing investment. The full-service building has two outdoor spaces, a fitness center with squat racks, bike storage and games room as well as a live-in resident manager with 24-hour doorman.
When you purchase this apartment, you are also buying into one of the best locations in Brooklyn.
- Interested in the arts? The iconic 1 Hanson Place sits on the same block as the Brooklyn Academy of Music and around the corner from The Mark Morris Dance Company.
- Want a day at the beach? Which one… Catch the Q to Coney Island directly below the building or take the LIRR from Atlantic Terminal to Jones Beach.
- Are you a foodie and often working late? There are unbelievable restaurants all within 10 mins delivery range.
- Have to catch the subway to work? The 2,3,4,5,B,D,N,Q and R are located on the block.
- Love to walk around neighborhoods? Your apartment will be situated at the crossroads of Cobble Hill, Atlantic Avenue, Boerum Hill, Park Slope, Clinton Hill and Fort Greene. You can discover a different area of Brooklyn each weekend.
- A coffee connoisseur? 1 Hanson Place has you covered. Within a few blocks you can reach: Devocion, Coffee Project, Kofee, Squarrel, Bearded Baker, Blank Street, Joe Coffee, Hungry Ghost and of course Starbucks.
- Enjoy sports and live music? Barclays Center can be seen from your apartment window.
When you purchase this apartment, you are creating a sanctuary for yourself as well as taking advantage of the amazingly diverse neighborhoods surrounding you. Don’t miss this opportunity to upgrade your life with style.
*Photos are virtually staged
Location
1 Hanson Place, Unit 16F, New York City, NY 11243
Listing courtesy of THOMAS WALKER
