173 Amity Street launches sales in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
Stribling Marketing Associates has launched sales at the eight-unit residential building located at 173 Amity Street in historic Cobble Hill. Developed by Lonicera Partners, the 1900-era four-story limestone building is located less than a block off from Court Street, and steps away from the best shopping and restaurants in the chic neighborhood.
"173 Amity exemplifies the high demand for modern, yet historic residences in a superior Cobble Hill location," said Demetrios Yatrakis of Lonicera Partners. "We believe that prospective buyers are going to be very drawn to the culture and lifestyle of the neighborhood."
The historic quality of the building's exterior combined with the elegance of the interior design by PKSB Architects makes 173 Amity Street a rare find. Serene and private, the building features only two homes per floor, each containing two- to three- bedrooms. The spacious living and dining areas feature white ash hardwood floors and beautiful bay windows overlooking an intimate tree-lined street made up of 19th century architecture. One of the building's residences on the top floor also includes a rooftop terrace.
The interiors feature open, windowed kitchens that are designed with top-of-the-line appliances by Bosch, including a stainless steel refrigerator with French doors, as well as walnut cabinetry with white gloss lacquer. The bathrooms are lined with marble and include beautiful walnut vanities by Alno.
"Discerning buyers are going to be drawn to not only the neighborhood and the expansive living spaces of the residences, but also the original, historic details of the building," said Sean Murphy Turner of Stribling Marketing Associates, exclusive sales and marketing firm for the development. "With inventory in prime Brooklyn neighborhoods in high demand, 173 Amity perfectly personifies the kind of living that encompasses the uniqueness of Cobble Hill."
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