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- Price$408,500
- TypeCondo
- Bedroom1
- Bathroom1
- Rooms3
- Exposure South & West
Key Features
- New Development
- Terrace
- Dishwasher
- Excellent light
- Great closet space
- Hardwood floors
- Modern kitchen
- New windows
- Oversized windows
Introducing 44 Duffield Street where space, convenience, comfort and stylish finishes all come together to form a unique, boutique condominium development in Downtown Brooklyn/Vinegar Hill. Meticulously designed, this one bedroom, one bath, spacious apartment offers the best of intimate urban living with quality finishes. Step into the large livingroom with a wall of windows from floors to ceilings providing drama and amazing light. The beautiful and tasteful designed chef's kitchen includes large CaesarStone countertops and abundance custom built wood cabinetry. The bedrooms are all well proportioned with plenty of closet space accentuated by the oversized windows. Clean lines accent the bathrooms with its top of the line fixtures featuring Toto toilets and deep soaking tubs. While some of the units offer private outdoor space, each benefit from the common roof deck with excellent city views. The energy efficient appliances, recessed lighting, washer/dryer hook ups and video intercoms add to the modern convenience one might expect in contemporary urban living. Cloistered on a tree lined street in Downtown Brooklyn, a rarity in these parts, these condominiums are close to the waterfront, trendy shops, restaurants and are nearby subway stations that are only one stop to Manhattan.
Additional features of this property include: Video Intercom, Terrace, and Washer/dryer hookup.
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Downtown Brooklyn
Runs from the BQE on the north to Atlantic Avenue on the south and Flatbush Avenue on the East to Cadman Plaza on the West.
With a little cutout in the SE corner to Hoyt & Fulton Sts for Boerum Hill, Downtown Brooklyn is a crossroads, full of retail and art and residences all at once. The area was sparsely populated until 1814, when ferry service from Manhattan caused huge growth as a commercial center. A residential boom took off in 2004, when the neighborhood was rezoned. It allowed for the construction of new condos, townhouses, and apartment buildings in Downtown Brooklyn. Many of these Downtown Brooklyn apartments have sweeping views of the borough and of the Manhattan skyline. MetroTech Center, a 1980s multi-building office complex, is home to the headquarters of the New York City Fire Department as well as financial firms like J.P. Morgan Chase. A two-acre landscaped commons in the middle of MetroTech hosts lunchtime concerts and art fairs.
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Additional features of this building include: Common Garden, Common Roof, Each unit has washer/dryer hookup.
- New development
