What’s Here: Resort-style living typically only reserved for far-flung vacations. Represented By: Dawn Silverstein and Judy Liebman of Corcoran’s Brooklyn Heights Office. The primary bath sports black and white patterned tile flooring, a deep soaking tub, and its own marble fireplace. What We Love : All-encompassing privacy on the second floor, entirely occupied by a primary suite boasting a marble mantel fireplace, built-in bookshelves, and a spacious walk-in closet with even more built-ins. From there, step out onto the newly refinished deck - with remote-controlled awning - overlooking a dreamy back garden. Casement windows brighten the kitchen, visually distinct with its green cabinetry and center island and an attention-grabbing built-in churrasco grill (installed in an original wood-burning fireplace) with floor-to-ceiling blue tile surround. Recent renovations, including work by AD100 architect Elizabeth Roberts, outfit this townhouse with a broad open concept living area atop walnut floors and beneath lofty ceilings. What’s Here: A classic c.1910 Park Slope brownstone that breaks away from the mold.
Juracich, Thomas Ventura, and Alexis Godley of Corcoran’s Chelsea/Flatiron Office. And with three seasons’ worth of blooms planted, the freshness it exudes throughout the year will never grow stale. Viewable from most main level rooms, it’s even better to step onto - as fantastic for entertaining as relaxing with a good book.
What We Love : Indisputably, this home’s highlight is its wraparound terrace. It also flaunts two dressing rooms and a separate seating area. Each non-primary bed has an ensuite bath, with the primary boasting two unto itself - each with radiant heat flooring.
The upper level is entirely reserved for privacy, holding the home’s four bedrooms. Around the corner is a dining room qualified for your grandest galas and most intimate of pizza nights, plus a custom cabinetry-outfitted chef’s kitchen. One end of the main level hosts a nouveau-stately living room, well-appointed with its gas fireplace and zebrawood bar. What’s Here: Elegance is in the air up, down, and all around this Tribeca duplex penthouse.
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