Yon nouvo rezidans townhouse pa ECKSTROM.

Sou youn nan blòk yo ki pi bèl nan Cobble Hill, 487 Henry Street se yon townhouse 19yèm syèk ki te reimajine—klè nan vizyon, restren nan egzekisyon.

Bat ant 1844 ak 1845 pa Jacob Frost, rezidans lan te reimajine, devlope, ak konsepsyon pa ECKSTRØM an kolaborasyon ak General Assembly. Antrè orijinal la, pwopòsyon yo, ak fasad ritmik la rete tout an antye, pandan enteryè yo te re-sansè pou lavi modèn, enkòpore prensip konsepsyon pasif pou amelyore efikasite enèji, konfò, ak pèfòmans anviwònman an.

Li etale 6,271 pye kare sou senk etaj, kay la ofri senk chanm, kat basen plen, ak de twalèt, ak yon espas deyò prive ki konplete pa 2,024 pye kare. Kay la kenbe ierarşi ki defini viv klasik nan townhouse, pandan l ap introduce yon dispozisyon ki pi ouvè, konekte.

Nivo salon an santre sou lwazi, ak gwo wotè plafon ak yon koule natirèl ant zòn k ap viv ak zòn manje. Anba, kwizin nan ouvri dirèkteman sou jaden prive a, kreye yon anviwònman ki pi enfòmèl pou rit yo trankil nan lavi chak jou.

Yon palèt restraint de materyèl kouri nan tout, defini pa planch blan chète plat ak yon melanj de mawon, nwa, ak kontwòle kwatz. Atizana abiye ak eleman skultur ajoute chalè, pandan gwo mouvman achitekti yo defini eksperyans lan nan espas la. Kalan an sèvi kòm yon karakteristik santral, ankre pa yon tiyo mahogany skultur ki konekte chak nivo.

Fini yo enkli fixtures Waterworks, kabinè ki fèt sou demann ak pyès ki nan konpitè Blum, ak yon palèt rafine Farrow & Ball, konplete pa miray limewashed ak atizana ki enspire pa enteryè 19yèm syèk la.

Rezidans lan gen ladan tou yon retrèt byennèt prive ak yon etid fizik, sauna, ak yon beny frèt.

Plizyè sal fanmi, ansanm ak de kwizin deyò ak de teras fèt ak jaden ak vi panoramique, sipòte tou de lavi chak jou ak plis moman prive nan kay la.

Yon opòtinite ra pou posede yon rezidans istorik ki fèt byen nan Cobble Hill—konsepsyon ak devlope pa ECKSTRØM, atelye devlopman townhouse ki pi bon nan New York City.

A new townhouse residence by ECKSTROM.

On one of Cobble Hill’s most picturesque, tree-lined blocks, 487 Henry Street is a reimagined 19th-century townhouse—clear in vision, restrained in execution.

Built between 1844 and 1845 by Jacob Frost, the residence has been reimagined, developed, and designed by ECKSTRØM in collaboration with General Assembly. The original stoop, proportions, and rhythmic façade remain intact, while the interiors have been reconceived for present-day living, incorporating passive design principles to enhance energy efficiency, comfort, and environmental performance.

Spanning 6,271 square feet across five floors, the home offers five bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and two powder rooms, complemented by 2,024 square feet of private outdoor space. The house retains the hierarchy that defines classic townhouse living, while introducing a more open, connected layout.

The parlor level is centered around entertaining, with generous ceiling heights and a natural flow between living and dining. Below, the kitchen opens directly to the private garden, creating a more informal setting for the quiet rituals of daily life.

A restrained palette of materials runs throughout, defined by flat-sawn white oak floors and a mix of marble, walnut, and quartzite countertops. Custom millwork and sculptural elements add warmth, while larger architectural moves define the experience of the space. The stair serves as a central feature, anchored by a sculptural mahogany railing that connects each level.

Finishes include Waterworks fixtures, bespoke cabinetry with Blum hardware, and a refined Farrow & Ball palette, complemented by limewashed walls and millwork inspired by 19th-century interiors.

The residence also features a private wellness retreat with a fitness studio, sauna, and cold plunge.

Multiple family rooms, along with two outdoor kitchens and two landscaped roof decks with sweeping skyline views, support both everyday living and more private moments within the home.

A rare opportunity to own a crafted historic residence in Cobble Hill—conceived and developed by ECKSTRØM, New York City’s premier townhouse development atelier.