561 PACIFIC STREET, #203

Brooklyn, NY 11217

Enjoy bright open views in this perfectly designed one bedroom residence at 561 Pacific Street. The custom designed kitchen is as beautiful as it is functional. An innovative material palette of warm woods, expressive stone and lustrous metals create an inviting, welcoming space. Sleek and smart gray glass on stainless steel appliances by Thermador offer an elegant and contemporary look while providing state-of-the-art technology that will transform the way you cook, dine and entertain. Inspired by European spas, the master bath offers a retreat from the busy pace of modern life. Attention to detail and craftsmanship can be found in the selection of Bianco Real marble tiles, Nero Marquina marble trim, custom white oak vanities and Calacatta Ultima marble countertops. Deep soaking tubs and Waterworks fittings will transform your bath experience.

Centrally located in the charming neighborhood of Boerum Hill, Five Six One Pacific is an exquisitely designed twelve story condominium from the award-winning architects of ODA New York. A hidden beauty unfolds as you enter, revealing sophisticated interiors of exquisite design.

Three floors of amenities encourage residents to relax, socialize and unwind. A private fitness center, children's playroom and residents' lounge open up onto a light-filled courtyard. Travel to the top of the building to access a spacious roof deck with communal areas for dining and lounging. Additional amenities include on-site parking, and package and bike storage. Privacy and service are paramount, with a 24/7 concierge and a building superintendent on site.

Please contact the Sales Gallery for current availability. Learn more at 561Pacific.com. The complete offering terms are available in an offering plan from Sponsor. File No. CD17-0362.

The projected real estate taxes for the first year of operation contained in this advertisement are based on an assessment of the building before construction/rehabilitation is complete.Purchasers are advised that real estate taxes may increase materially when the building is reassessed after construction/rehabilitation is complete.