168 Pacific Street ແມ່ນການນຳເສີມທີ່ຫາຍາກແລະລະບໍ່ມີສອງໃນ Cobble Hill ທີ່ຈິດສຳລັບ Brooklyn Heights. ບັນດາບໍ່ທຳອັນດອດໃນ 25 ບິດ-ກວໍເຮືອນຊຸດກິບຊູເຕອດຕົອນທຽບຕອດຢູ່ໃນສິລິພານຄວາມບັນເທີງຟັງສິງແລະຄວາມສອງລຸງແລະຕອນດ່ວນຫຸ່ນ. ເຂົ້າເວີສົມລະບັດໃນອາຄານທີ່ບັນລາດດຖ່າໃນສັງຄົມ Cobble Hill Historic District ຢູ່ຕິດກັບບໍ່ທີ່ດີທີ່ສຸດຂອງ Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill ແລະ Boerum Hill. ຄຸນຈະມີການເຂົ້າໃຈຂອງ Brooklyn Bridge Park ດ້ວຍການເພີ່ມຄະດູນຈາກມະນະດິຕ່ອນໄປໃນເສັງແລະສະຄະສຳລັບທີ່ສູງສຳລັບສະຈັນທັບ. ບໍ່ຈິດເຄບັກໃນຂອບດເສັງເຊື່ອສິແໜແລະຄຸນຕະກ່ານຂອງສິນປະຕິບັດທັບມັບ 6300 ແບດ. ປະສັບສົງຖືກເພາະຫຼາຍສຸດຂອງສັງຄົມ ນໍ່ດອກມິກໃຫ່ເລືດດຸດ, ແລະ ສະສໍາລັບສສັນປົດ້ງດຸດ, ສົມສະມັດຄູແລະອູ່ງ. ສິນນັນເຂົ້າຄົນຜະລິດກຳລອງ, ແລະ ດູແບບຕົວຕີສີແລະສໍດຕະຆີຍັກມັບສິນດຶງດັມສາທິງບໍລອດສຸສອມລັກ.

ທັດສະຖິເສຖຸບກາດນັກສາມປົກສົມຕົວມີລວຍໃນຕາຂບນ. ເຂົ້າອ຿ໆາດຈິດນະສະທາລັບຜູ້ທົນສາຢ່າຍຄິເຕທັບ.

168 Pacific Street is a rare and remarkable offering in Cobble Hill at the edge of Brooklyn Heights. A masterfully restored and reimagined 25-foot-wide Greek Revival townhouse blending historic grandeur with contemporary luxury on an extraordinary scale, this home is a must see. Originally dating to the 1830s and set on a 100-foot-deep lot within the coveted Cobble Hill Historic District, the home borders the best of Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill shopping. You’ll have easy access to Brooklyn Bridge Park with one stop commuting to Manhattan via ferry and endless recreational offerings throughout the famed park. This one-of-a-kind residence spans over 6300 square feet across six levels. Generous outdoor spaces include a beautifully landscaped, south-facing, and supremely lush garden, along with multiple terraces and roof decks. Sunlight streams in throughout making this a truly unique architectural experience.

Thoroughly and thoughtfully designed and crafted by Peter Guthrie's Yellowtrees Studio, the home has undergone a complete transformation with all-new mechanical systems, structural enhancements, and waterproofing all using passive house principles for maximum energy efficiency and comfort. The historically sensitive window restoration, front stoop, cornice and ironwork are complemented by striking rear and rooftop additions. A private elevator serves every floor, seamlessly connecting expansive entertaining spaces and intimate private quarters.

Beyond its stately historic façade lies an impeccably crafted interior where timeless materials and artisanal details define every room. Custom white oak window walls, Marvin historic double-hung windows, German white oak flooring, solid pulled plaster detailing, restored wood-burning fireplaces, and elegant brass hardware create a warm and sophisticated backdrop throughout. State-of-the-art fixtures and bespoke handmade lighting and architectural details elevate the home beyond its peers.

The gracious layouts offer extraordinary flexibility with six potential bedroom locations, five full bathrooms and one powder room, as well as three separate home office spaces. The parlor level is designed for exceptional entertaining, featuring an expansive double height living with a great room featuring both family and media rooms and dining area with dramatic proportions and stunning natural light. The chef’s kitchen is both refined and functional, appointed with quartz and marble surfaces, luxury integrated appliances, and custom cabinetry, all flowing effortlessly to beautifully landscaped outdoor terraces.

Private living quarters span multiple floors, including a spectacular full-floor primary suite complete with a dressing room, luxurious marble bath with a fireplace, and a large tranquil terrace directly off of the primary bedrooms The top floor penthouse has skyline wraparound views creating an incredible indoor-outdoor environment for entertaining, home office, or additional bedroom with its full bath. Additional amenities rival those of a private club and include a media room, family room, gym, sauna, wine cave, two wet bars, cellar and upper level laundry, and a penthouse suite flowing into two roof decks.

168 Pacific Street represents a rare opportunity to own a meticulously restored historic townhouse of remarkable scale, style, and craftsmanship in one of Brooklyn’s most sought-after neighborhoods steps from Brooklyn Heights best shopping, transportation and recreation. A home where classic architecture and modern living exist in perfect harmony.