A Williamsburg three bedroom with a wrap-around terrace, if you’re willing to pay $4.3 million
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Enjoy 360-degree views—including a bit of the Manhattan skyline—from this penthouse near McCarren Park.
If you love blending your indoor and outdoor spaces into one, then this Williamsburg three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath condo, 172 North 10th St., PH#4, could be for you. The apartment has a private wrap-around terrace, and the wall of doors in the kitchen and living area fold open to provide a sweeping view over Brooklyn, as well as parts of the lower Manhattan skyline.
But this 2,394-square-foot terrace (and the luxury apartment that it surrounds) is going for $4,295,000—nearly twice the median for a three bedroom in the neighborhood, according to StreetEasy, and it's not in an amenity-laden building. Still, it is eye catching, and offers more than just a beautiful view.
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The open kitchen has double-wall Wolf ovens and a range top, three Sub-Zero refrigerators (one is a wine fridge), a Miele dishwasher, and a Calacatta gold marble waterfall island with matching counter and backsplash.
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The adjacent space between the kitchen and living room has a bar and one of the Sub-Zero fridges. This area is next to a gas fireplace.
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The living room has a door that separates it from the bedroom area, though you have to go through it to access the half bath and the washer/dryer. On the floorplan, it looks like there are three entrances to the apartment: two from the stairs and one directly from the elevator.
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The dining room is large enough to fit a table with seating for 10. The photo also shows there’s room for a home office and lounge chair.
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The master bath is en suite and has two sinks. It also features two walk-in closets and a door to the terrace. The bath for the second bedroom is also en suite and has a terrace door. The listing shows no other bedroom photos, nor any of the three and a half baths.
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The terrace is large enough for several seating areas and tables. It’s hard to tell from the photos whether the green area is actual grass.
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The apartment comes with a touchscreen system for the motorized shades throughout the apartment and the sound system, as well as an AV control room for a wireless entertainment center in the living room. There’s also a deeded parking space in the basement. Monthly common charges are a reasonable $975; monthly taxes are $1,627.
This penthouse was added in 2014 to the top of a prewar building that was converted to condos. There are 14 units in total. The only current amenity is a fitness center, but a virtual doorman is coming soon, per the listing. McCarren Park is two blocks away.
Odds are whoever purchases this apartment won’t be riding the subway, which is a good thing as the nearest train, the L at Bedford Avenue at North Seventh Street, is shutting down for 15 months of maintenance beginning in April.
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