Now over 70% sold! Immediate Occupancy! Introducing Residence TH116E, a stunning and thoughtfully designed 1,450 sq ft duplex townhouse home with soaring 10’-6” ceilings blending traditional elements with a stylish modern design. The impressive primary floor of this spacious home features an oversized... See more

Now over 70% sold! Immediate Occupancy! Introducing Residence TH116E, a stunning and thoughtfully designed 1,450 sq ft duplex townhouse home with soaring 10’-6” ceilings blending traditional elements with a stylish modern design. The impressive primary floor of this spacious home features an oversized kitchen, powder room and a grand living and dining area adjacent to an expansive 546 sq ft garden inclusive of a hardscaped area with a grilling station and a soft turf area that provide for a dynamic environment for relaxing and entertaining outdoors. Up a flight of custom designed stairs by Workstead is the private primary suite and a secondary bedroom and bathroom. Designed with a focus on simplicity as a way of life, with interiors designed by AD100 Workstead that layer elegance and function that feel intimate in scale and have a soft calming effect. The oversized kitchen presents custom white oak cabinetry adorned with custom white oak hardware that is beautifully paired with a striking honed Taj Mahal quartzite countertop, backsplash and ledge. The integrated state-of-the-art Masterpiece Series Thermador appliance suite blends seamlessly into the background, while the custom light pendant designed by Workstead and paneled under-counter integrated XO wine cooler calls attention to the many thoughtful design details. The bathrooms at Bergen are outfitted with soft tones and warm wood accents that make for a spa-like oasis with materials that are crafted to last. The five-piece primary suite is adorned with honed Crema Vanilla marble wall and floor tiles, a custom white oak vanity with Crema Vanilla marble countertop, legs and ledge, and a walk-in wet room with oversized shower and a soaking tub clad in honed Crema Vanilla marble at the deck and skirt. Finishing touches include radiant heated floors and custom light fixtures by Workstead. The four-piece secondary bathroom is functional and formal and features a custom white oak vanity topped with a honed Agglo terrazzo countertop, matte Tatami-Beige wall tiles and honed Agglo terrazzo floor tiles. Custom designed light fixtures by Workstead complete these jewel boxes. The powder room is intimate and elegant, presented in a two-tone palette of Crema Vanilla marble and white oak with a grand custom carved pedestal sink in Crema Vanilla marble. Subtle touches include wall-mounted fixtures, and a custom Workstead designed wall sconce. Nestled into a serene tree lined street in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, Bergen features 105 residences by renowned architect Frida Escobedo. Driven by neighborhood context, the facade takes inspiration from the quintessential bay-window brownstones, interpreting the geometry and materiality in a contemporary manner. Composed from handmade geometric modules, the facade elegantly weaves light, shadow and air throughout each residence, revealing crafted finishes and honoring the natural environment. With a highly curated collection of indoor and outdoor amenities, focused on community, health, wellness, and the arts, Bergen provides a universal sense of belonging. Bergen’s Glass House, the source of equilibrium between the East and West residential wings, connects multiple amenity levels through a custom circular stair, providing residents with interconnected access to a multitude of spaces that create a sense of home. Amenity highlights include a full time attended lobby, a ceramic studio led by BKLYN Clay, a private park for residents and two carefully landscaped common roof spaces with gas grills and fire pits designed by DXA Studio and Patrick Cullina. The complete offering terms are in an Offering Plan available from Sponsor. File NO.CD23-0157. Sponsor: BERGEN OWNER LLC. 221 West 37th Street, 5th Floor New York, NY 10018. Equal Housing Opportunity. See less