52 Herbert Street,
#1A,
布鲁克林,
NY
11222
Welcome to 52 Herbert!
A boutique condominium perfectly positioned on the Williamsburg/Greenpoint border, close to everything Williamsburg and Greenpoint have to offer while tranquilly abounds on this picturesque, tree-lined street. Comprised of eight units, the building features unique spaces with room to grow.
Unit 1A is a one-of-a-kind studio duplex with an expansive rec space to create all of your space needs!
Private Storage Included!
Swoon worthy features include wide-plank, white oak flooring, sleek custom Italian cabinetry crafted by Miton, an electric integrated appliance package highlighting Bosch and Fisher & Paykel, stainless steel kitchen hardware, vented washer/dryer, central heating and cooling system with multiple zones, and high-end Pella windows to round of the minimalist design. The bathrooms are spacious and stylish; featuring porcelain tiles, a deep soaking tub, wall hung toilets, vanities with ample storage, radiant heat flooring. Crafted carefully with a focus on a clean aesthetic, these residences offer a blend of contemporary finishes while remaining timeless; making for an amazing investment opportunity or a place to truly call home.
52 Herbert is a stone's throw away from Williamsburg's most exciting restaurants, bars, cafes and shops on Graham and Bedford Avenues. Some favorites include FourFiveSix, Ringolevio, Pheasant, The Blue Stove, The Richardson, and many more!
A short distance from McGorlick Park with its historic architecture, beautiful walking paths, dog run and farmer's market. Also, close to McCarren Park, with tennis, ballfields, pool, playgrounds, farmer's market and dog runs and not least also close to renovated Cooper Park, which offers a farmer's market on Saturdays in the late spring & summer months, a dog run, tennis and basketball courts. The development neighbors the conveniences of prime Williamsburg, with the added tranquility of a residential vibe. The Graham Avenue L train is conveniently located, making for a dream commute.
