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Combining
classical grace with cutting-edge, Roebling Square is a much-anticipated
newcomer to Williamsburg. The four-story, 36-condo building
has five separate entrances, creating a sense of contemporary
townhome-style living. Most of the homes have gardens, terraces
or balconies. “While architectural tradition plays beautifully
in this brick-facade building with its crown of dormer windows,
the overall design is clean and elegant, and the interiors
are sleek and stylish,” says Hal Henenson, executive
director of Prudential Douglas Elliman Development Marketing
Group. Top-floor units feature mezzanines and double-height
ceilings, with 4-inch wide Brazilian oak flooring and expansive
windows. The artful kitchens have Sapelli wood cabinets, Nero
Impala black granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances.
Achieving
the best of all worlds, Roebling Square sits on a quiet residential
street near the green expanse of McCarren Park, and nearer
still to Williamsburg’s vibrant art and restaurant scene
and the Bedford “L” train (one stop to Manhattan).
From $575,000.
HAL HENENSON
| 718.384.8008 | PRUDENTIAL DOUGLAS ELLIMAN |
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VICTORIA’S
SECRET?
The
lavish nine-story Kent, a new 103-unit condo in historic Clinton
Hill, used to be the seven-story Kaiser Underwear Factory
(built in 1915)—how times change. The Developers Group,
exclusive sales and marketing agent, has just released nine
sun-drenched duplex penthouses with incredible Manhattan views,
spacious terraces and exquisite interior finishes. Designed
by developer/architect Elissa Winzelberg, these deluxe 2BR
homes feature maple floors, 15ft ceilings, huge windows and
loads of space—1,212 to 1,379 sf. Knockout kitchens
have cherry cabinets and Absolute Black granite counters;
bathrooms have limestone floors and wall-mounted sinks.
More that’s
good about the Kent: a 24-hour attended lobby, private storage
spaces, a health and fitness club, and a landscaped courtyard
with running track. Available summer 2006. Penthouse prices
start at $760,000.
HIGHLYANN
KRASNOW | 718.222.1545 EXT. 115 | THE DEVELOPERS GROUP |
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VIVE
LA REVOLUTION
Mix
attractive pricing with Manhattan-style finishes and services,
and you have a recipe for success called Lookout Hill Condominium.
Families are zeroing in on this new addition to the fashionable
Brooklyn Heights/Boerum Hill area. Named for a nearby Revolutionary
War battle site, this full-service, 11-story condo will open
in December with 46 studio to 3BR homes, of which over half
are 2BRs (and many of which have terraces). Impressive features
include 9.5ft ceilings, white oak flooring, Maytag washer/dryers,
lavish bathrooms, and designer kitchens with Poggenpohl cabinetry,
granite counters and Viking appliances. Kids will be especially
happy with the private backyard and playroom.
All Lookout
Hill residents will love the area’s shopping, dining
and entertainment mix, not to mention the tree-lined beauty
of the neighborhood. Manhattan is an easy commute, with almost
every major subway line within a short walk. Taxes are low,
thanks to 421A zoning. $470,000 to $995,000.
WENDY
TRIFFON | 212.732.0372 | ALCHEMY PROPERTIES |
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“Buyers
in the middle market have leverage right now,” says Chris
Thomas, executive vice-president of Brown Harris Stevens. “A
year ago, there was no time for due diligence—you had to jump
in and make an offer. Though the high end is still hot, prices in
the middle have stabilized, so now you can be more deliberate, and
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