Ụlọ akwụkwọ ọhụrụ nke ECKSTROM.

Na otu n’ime nkwụsịrị na Cobble Hill, 487 Henry Street bụ ụlọ nke e mere mgbanwe, nke nwere echiche doro anya, nke dị nnọọ njọ n’ijikwa ya.

E wuru n’etiti 1844 na 1845 site n'aka Jacob Frost, ụlọ a emezigharịrị, mepụtara, ma hazie ya site na ECKSTRØM na njikọrịta na General Assembly. Ụdị pụrụ iche, oke, na ihu ọma aṅụrị na-anọgide intact, ebe ime ụlọ a mesịrị mepụtara maka ndụ nke oge a, itinye ụkpụrụ imewe na-adịghị akwụsị iji meziwanye arụmọrụ ike, ụkọ, na arụmọrụ gburugburu.

Na-agbakwunye square feet 6,271 n’ịbụ nke okpukpu ise, ụlọ a na-enye ụlọ ndị kwụsịrị, ụlọ ịsa ahụ anọ, na ụlọ anaghị arụ ọrụ abụọ, nke a na-eme ka ọ bụrụ square feet 2,024 nke ohere dị n’èzí. Ụlọ ahụ ji usoro nke na-akọwa ndụ ụlọ a na-emepụta, ebe ọ na-enye nhazi ka ọ na-emegharị nke ọma, kpọghee.

Okwu parlor nke na-achọkwa ikpụ nwaahịa abụghị obere ebe, dị na mkpanaka dị elu yana ezigbo okirikiri n’etiti ibi na iri. N’ala, kichin ahụ na-emeghe kpọmkwem na ụlọ ẹkpọ, na-emepụta ọnọdụ na-adịghị atụ sịrị na omume mara ụwa nke ndụ kwa ụbọchị.

Uwe nke ihe eji ekenye na-adị nsọ na-adị n'ọrụ, nke ome ọnụ site na ndị a na-ahụkarị na ebe ndị ọzọ dị n'ahịa, na ngwakọta nke marble, walnut, na quartzite countertops. Ihe ejiri eme elu na ihe na-emepụta na-eme ka ọkụ na-abata, ebe mmegharị nchekwa dị ukwuu na-akọwa ahụmịhe nke ohere ahụ. Stair na-arụ ọrụ dị ka isi ihe, bụ ọdụ site na railing mahogany nke na-ejikọta ọkwa ọ bụla.

Eji ihe dị iche iche na mmiri, ihe ndị ekpughere na Blum hardware, na ụdị Farrow & Ball a pụrụ iche nke na-eme ka mgbidi limewash na millwork bụ akụrụngwa nkuzi si n’ime ụlọ nke narị afọ nke iri na itoolu.

Ụlọ a nwekwara ohere nchedo onwe onye nwere ụlọ mgbatị, sauna, na ịdị mmiri oyi.

Ụlọ ezinụlọ dị iche iche, tinyere kichin abụọ n'èzí na ụlọ elu abụọ dị n’ala ahịrị na-ahụ nnukwu ọhụụ skyline, na-akwado ma ndụ kwa ụbọchị na oge ndị ọzọ nke nzuzo na ụlọ.

Otu ohere pụrụ iche iji nwee ụlọ a na-emepụta nke a na-ahụkarị na Cobble Hill—nke e kwuru na mepụtara site na ECKSTRØM, ụlọ ọrụ mmepụta townhouse kacha mma na 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.