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Four Townhouse-Style Residences Remain At the Original York & Sawyer Trust Building
The Stahl Organization (Stahl), developers of The Brooklyn Trust Company Building , a newly redeveloped historic landmark property, announced today that the building has reached nearly 70 percent sold with eight of the 12 residences sold and occupied. Originally designed by renowned architects, York & Sawyer, the building was re-imagined by Barry Rice Architects as a boutique condominium, which now offers only four remaining townhouse-style homes.
“We could not be more pleased about the sales success at Brooklyn Trust Company Building. This project reflects the building’s architectural significance and is the culmination of our commitment to meticulous execution,” said Roger Fortune, Vice President of Stahl. “The individual residences contain unique details that reveal the building’s history, while appealing to the 21st-century buyer looking for a luxurious townhouse-style home.”
Originally built in 1913, The Brooklyn Trust Company Building evokes the luxury and grandeur of New York’s finest residences. Luxury real estate staging firm, Interior Marketing Group (IMG), curated several spaces in the building with a selection of timeless furniture, lighting, and accent pieces that blend together the property’s historic style and modern design.
The six-story boutique condominium features 12 two- to five-bedroom sprawling homes – four of which are duplexes – ranging in size from approximately 2,200 square feet to 3,100 square feet. Pricing starts at approximately $3.25 million and goes up to approximately $4.17 million.
Each residence features chef kitchens with white, high-gloss painted wood and glass-front upper cabinets; Quartzite stone counter tops; sit-to breakfast counters; rolling island carts with Belgian blue granite tops; and Bosch, Wolf, and Sub-Zero appliances. Elegant master bathrooms feature Statuario marble walls; radiant-heat floors; white high-gloss custom vanities with Calacatta Gold marble tops and Kohler sinks; walk-in showers with glazed partitions; and polished nickel rainfall shower heads.
The property is comprised of a robust collection of sophisticated amenities, including the first sound-attenuated private music room in Brooklyn; an Owner’s Lounge with kitchenette; a teen room and children’s playroom; a state-of-the-art fitness center; an expansive rooftop outdoor terrace equipped with a gas barbecue grill; a pet-spa; a supplemental laundry room; bike and stroller storage; and a doorman and live-in super.
Located in Brooklyn Heights, the first landmark district in New York City, The Brooklyn Trust Company Building was the anchor of Brooklyn’s famed “Bank Row” for more than a century and remains a city and federal landmark building. The building was meticulously restored by Barry Rice Architects and underwent an extensive interior renovation to integrate modern and refined design elements, without sacrificing York & Sawyer’s original design for the Trust building.
Situated in the charming neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights with tree-lined streets and neighboring brownstone homes, residents are in walking distance from the Brooklyn Heights promenade, the Brooklyn Historical Society Museum, and the popular shopping and dining destination on Montague Street. Numerous transportation options are easily accessible including the R, 2, 3, 4, and 5 lines – providing easy access to Downtown and Midtown Manhattan.
For more information about The Brooklyn Trust Company Building please visit:http://www.thebrooklyntrust.
About The Stahl Organization
The Stahl Organization was founded in 1949 by the late Stanley Stahl. Today the Stahl Organization owns in excess of five million square feet of commercial space and three thousand residential units. Recent condominium developments of the Stahl Organization include The Apple Bank Condominium (another York & Sawyer building), The Laureate in Manhattan, L-Haus in Queens and 388 Bridge Street in Downtown Brooklyn.
The Stahl Organization has a distinguished track record of owning and restoring landmark buildings including the Chanin Building, the Central Savings Bank building, the Lunt Theatre, and the Ansonia. The Stahl Organization is presently managed by its Co-Presidents, Gregg Wolpert and Richard Czaja, both of whom have worked for the company for more than 20 years.
About Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing:
Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing specializes in the planning, marketing and sale of best-in-class residential developments and conversions. Brown Harris Stevens, established in 1873, is the premier provider of residential real estate services in New York. The company has offices throughout New York City, The Hamptons, North Fork and Palm Beach. Brown Harris Stevens offers more luxury residential exclusives than any other Manhattan firm, and serves as exclusive affiliate of Christie's International Real Estate, a subsidiary of Christie’s International PLC, the world’s oldest fine arts auctioneer.
