Our Favorite Listings For The Week: A Duplex Penthouse at 388 Bridge Street Comes to Market with Superior Brooklyn Views
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Launching today this listing is a stunning two-bedroom, three-bathroom duplex penthouse with a private terrace in one of Downtown Brooklyn's tallest residential towers: Located at 338 Bridge Street PH 51C, the Penthouse is an architecture enthusiast's dream as it's a front-row seat to watch Brooklyn's newest towers rise into the sky like Brooklyn Tower and 11 Hoyt.
Photo’s courtesy of Travis Mark.
This sophisticated 1,602-square-foot Penthouse 51C, asking $2.495M, features walls of windows that frame jaw-dropping low-rise views to the south and Downtown Brooklyn views to east. Meanwhile, a 200-square-foot private terrace has sweeping views of Brooklyn, the New York Harbor and the Atlantic Ocean beyond for a special al fresco dining and lounging experience with a true wow-factor.
On the entertaining level, an expansive living room has a wall of sleek built-ins, including an artfully concealed Murphy bed. The adjacent formal dining room contains a striking crystal chandelier. A magnificent open kitchen contains walnut and white lacquer cabinetry, quartz countertops and a long waterfall island/breakfast bar. State-of-the-art stainless steel appliances include a Liebherr refrigerator, a Bosch dishwasher, and a vented Wolf five-burner gas cooktop, oven and microwave by Wolf. A well-appointed full bathroom completes the lower level.
Above, the primary suite offers southern and eastern vistas and has two spacious custom closets, an en suite spa bathroom with white quartz and limestone tile, a floating vanity, a thermostatic shower system and contemporary fixtures. A secondary bedroom on this level includes a roomy closet, adjacent full bath, built-ins and a second Murphy bed, making it equally suited for guests or home office use. There is an in-unit Bosch washer-dryer and central HVAC. A potential reconfiguration of the layout (as shown in the alternate floorplan) could provide a third bedroom without sacrificing separate dining and living room areas.
388 Bridge Street is a beloved full-service condominium where residents enjoy a beautiful, 24-hour attended lobby, fitness center, lounge/party room, media room, dog wash station, bike room, a rooftop sky lounge terrace and a fifth-floor terrace with barbecues and a children's play area. Storage comes with the home and garage parking is available for rent.
This Downtown Brooklyn location is central to all of Brooklyn’s best amenities. City Point has a Trader Joe's, Target, Alamo Drafthouse and the Dekalb Market Food Hall. There is Whole Foods, Atlantic Terminal Mall, BAM and Barclays Center a stone's throw away. Nearby Fort Greene Park offers a year-round greenmarket and lush surroundings. The A/C, B/F, Q/R, 2/3, 4/5 and G trains, bus service and CitiBike stations are all within minutes of 388 Bridge Street.
The listing is on the market with Lindsay Barton Barrett of Douglas Elliman.
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