3 Bedroom/2.5 Bathroom with approximately 1253 square feet
Asking Price: $1,650,000
Common Charges: $333 per month / Taxes: $633 per month
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From floor plan to finishes, every detail of this perfectly appointed 3 bedroom/2.5 bathroom home epitomizes both form and function. Watch breathtaking sunsets from a West-facing wall of windows or step outside and dine al fresco on your private, planted terrace. The over-sized living room is ideal for entertaining and the open chef’s kitchen has been outfitted with top of the line appliances from Bosch and Liebherr. The king-sized master bedroom features a massive, custom built walk-in closet and windowed en-suite bath with double marble sinks and marble-tiled stall shower. The second and third bedrooms face East in to the garden on the other side of the apartment and the separation provides excellent privacy. Other features include Bosch washer/dryer, HVAC heating and cooling, custom window treatments and gorgeous 4″ walnut flooring throughout. To top it all off, a private storage cage in the basement, a shared storage room on your floor and bicycle storage are all included.
255 Columbia Street is a truly remarkable 13-unit condominium with an active board, reduced common charges for 2017 and an uncommon spirit of camaraderie among neighbors. The building opened in 2014 and features a meticulously landscaped backyard with professional-grade cooking grill, herb garden and furnished dining area.
Constructed using the principals of Passive House design, 255 Columbia far exceeds the efficiency of the most common “green” certifications. With an ultra-insulated building envelope, heat recovery ventilation system, low-energy lighting throughout and solar panels on the roof, electrical consumption is approximately 1/3rd of the national household average. This is the first resale in the building. Don’t let it get away again! Currently zoned for PS 29.
The Columbia Street Waterfront District is one of Brooklyn’s smallest, but most vibrant neighborhoods. Bordered by Brooklyn Bridge Park, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens and Red Hook, the CSWD shares some of the best characteristics and amenities of it’s more well-known neighbors while maintaining a singularly unique identity. For the foodie, some of the best restaurants are right outside your door including Lucali’s, Bar Bruno and local favorites Pok Pok and Alma. If outdoor activity is your passion, there are 7 community gardens, a dedicated bike path, public tennis courts and multiple playgrounds. Fairway, Trader Joe’s and Ikea are less than 10 minutes away and the new South Brooklyn Ferry to Wall Street is scheduled to begin service in June.
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