109 Willow Street, Residence 2 nfunni iwọn ati ikọkọ ti townhouse ni Brooklyn Heights pẹlu irọrun ti condominium boutique ti a pari laipẹ. Ti a ṣeto ninu ile nla ti o gbooro to 25.5-ẹsẹ, ile ti a tunṣeto yi ni ẹya atẹle ọlọla, awọn yara ibukun iwọn-king, awọn baluwe to gbooro, awọn ile itaja nla ati ibi ipamọ, ati aaye ita ti ara ẹni.
Awọn inu ile ti wa ni imọran lọna ti o jẹ ọrẹ ti o ṣe afihan awọn ohun elo adayeba, iṣẹ ọwọ ti o ni ilọsiwaju, ati rilara idakẹjẹ. Awọn ilẹ Dinesen ti a fi ranṣẹ lati Denmark wa ni gbogbo ile, ti a ṣafikun pẹlu awọn ohun elo igi Shinnoki ti a ṣe ni Belgium ati marble Calacatta Viola ti o ni afihan lati Italy. Ibọn naa ni gbogbo ohun elo Miele, lakoko ti awọn ohun elo Waterworks, Grohe, ati Porcelanosa n mu awọn ibọn ati awọn baluwe dara si. Ocean Blue Travertine ati Belvedere Leather okuta adayeba n ṣafikun ọrọ ati irisi si irisi to ni ilọsiwaju ile.
Ile naa jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ile mẹta ti o yatọ nikan ni 109 Willow Street, ile Colonial Revival ti o fẹrẹ tẹ 9,000-ẹsẹ ti a kọ ni 1905 nipasẹ onimọ-ẹrọ John Petit. Gbogbo ile naa n pa awọn eroja ti iwa atilẹba ti ilẹ naa pọ while itara fun itunu, didara, ati iṣẹ-ṣiṣe ti atunṣe modern ti o pari.
Ti a ṣe afihan ninu iwe Rizzoli ti a mo bi "Bricks and Brownstone," 109 Willow Street jẹ apẹẹrẹ iyalẹnu ti awọn ile Colonial Revival ti ọrundun 20th ti o ni iwuri lati awọn ile ija ti o wuyi ti ibẹrẹ awọn ọdun 1800. Ìtòsí rẹ ti a tunṣe ni ẹwa han ni iwaju red-brick ti aṣa, marble entrance stoop ati ilẹ gbigbe, limestone window surrounds, ati awọn shutters igi atilẹba.
Ipo ti o han gedegbe lori ọkan ninu awọn ita lẹwa ti Brooklyn Heights, 109 Willow Street jẹ iṣẹju kan lati Brooklyn Heights Promenade ati awọn iwo Manhattan olokiki rẹ, ati bẹbẹ lọ Brooklyn Bridge Park. Awọn ile itaja, cafés, ọja, ati boutiques ti agbegbe ti a yìn, pẹlu L'Appartement 4F, Clover Hill, Colonie, ati Chama Mama- gbogbo wa nitosi, pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn ile-iwe ti a fẹ julọ ni New York City.
Ile naa nfunni ni idakẹjẹ, ẹwa ile, ati oju-ọna agbegbe ti o ṣe Brooklyn Heights jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ibi ti a fẹ julọ lati gbe ni New York.
Iyi condominium boutique ti ko wọpọ yii nfunni ni doorman ti foju, iṣẹ porter, ati iṣakoso ọjọgbọn. Residence 2 nfunni ni anfani nla lati ni iriri igbeyawo townhouse ni ile Brooklyn Heights ti a tunṣe ni ẹwa ati ti a fi ọwọ ṣe.

109 Willow Street, Residence 2 offers the scale and privacy of a Brooklyn Heights townhouse with the ease of a newly completed boutique condominium. Set within an exceptionally wide 25.5-foot mansion, this beautifully redesigned home features a generous multilevel layout, king-size bedrooms, spacious bathrooms, abundant closets and storage, and private outdoor space.
The interiors have been thoughtfully conceived in a warm style that emphasizes natural materials, refined craftsmanship, and a sense of calm. Wide-plank Dinesen flooring imported from Denmark runs throughout the residence, complemented by custom Shinnoki wood cabinetry crafted in Belgium and dramatic Calacatta Viola marble imported from Italy. The kitchen is equipped with a complete suite of Miele appliances, while Waterworks, Grohe, and Porcelanosa fixtures enhance the kitchens and bathrooms. Ocean Blue Travertine and Belvedere Leather natural stone add richness and texture to the home's sophisticated material palette.
The residence is one of only three distinctive homes within 109 Willow Street, a nearly 9,000-square-foot Colonial Revival mansion built in 1905 by architect John Petit. Each home preserves elements of the property's original character while offering the comfort, quality, and functionality of a complete modern renovation.
Featured in the Rizzoli classic "Bricks and Brownstone," 109 Willow Street is an exceptional example of the early-20th-century Colonial Revival houses inspired by the elegant row houses of the early 1800s. Its beautifully restored exterior showcases a classic red-brick facade, marble entrance stoop and doorway, limestone window surrounds, and original wooden shutters.
Prominently situated on one of Brooklyn Heights' most picturesque, tree-lined streets, 109 Willow Street is moments from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and its iconic Manhattan views, as well as Brooklyn Bridge Park. The neighborhood's celebrated restaurants, cafés, markets, and boutiques-including L'Appartement 4F, Clover Hill, Colonie, and Chama Mama-are all close by, along with many of New York City's most sought-after public and private schools.
The residence offers the serenity, architectural beauty, and neighborhood atmosphere that make Brooklyn Heights one of New York's most coveted places to live.
This rare boutique condominium provides a virtual doorman, porter service, and professional management. Residence 2 presents a truly exceptional opportunity to enjoy townhouse-style living in a beautifully restored and impeccably finished Brooklyn Heights home.