Description
Introducing Unit 1R at 40 Schaefer Street — a truly one-of-a-kind duplex residence with an expansive private backyard, offering the perfect blend of indoor-outdoor living at the intersection of Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick.
This remarkable one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom home spans 1,145 square feet across two levels, including 634 square feet on the main floor and 511 square feet of versatile recreation space below, ideal for entertaining, working, or relaxing in style.
Step inside to find floor-to-ceiling Pella windows that flood the home with natural light, wide-plank hardwood floors, and tall ceilings with recessed lighting. The open-concept living area seamlessly connects to a sleek kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, and a waterfall peninsula with bar seating.
Downstairs, the spacious recreation level offers flexible living options—think media lounge, home gym, or workspace—and includes a convenient powder room. Upstairs, the king-size bedroom features a large closet and easy access to a beautifully tiled full bathroom with a modern vanity and glass-enclosed soaking tub.
But the real showstopper? A massive, private backyard oasis featuring pavers, lush artificial grass, custom bench seating, and planter boxes—perfect for summer gatherings, weekend brunches, or simply unwinding under the sky.
Additional highlights include an in-unit washer-dryer, central HVAC, and ample storage throughout.
40 Schaefer Street is a boutique new development with just two homes per floor, intercom entry, elevator, garbage chute, and a shared rooftop deck with sweeping Manhattan skyline views.
Located on a tree-lined residential street at the vibrant border of Bed-Stuy and Bushwick, you're moments from eclectic restaurants, nightlife, and art spaces, with easy access to Highland Park, Ridgewood Reservoir, and multiple subway lines including the J/Z, L, and A/C.
Please note, photos have been virtually staged.
Location
40 Schaefer Street, Unit 1R, New York City, NY 11207
Listing courtesy of Alex Fincham
