-Ibi ti a n fẹ́kùkù ni Cobble Hill

- 5 Ipele 5 Yàrá 7 Ibaṣepọ́

Kaabọ̀ sí 64 Cheever Place

Ibaraẹnisọrọ ti o ni imọran laarin aṣa Brooklyn ati apẹrẹ ode oni ṣàpẹẹrẹ ile-itan alailẹgbẹ yii ti o ni yàrá marun, ibi-iba mẹta, ati yàrá-iṣan-ọṣọ mẹta. Lori awọn ipele marun ti a ṣe daradara, ẹkọ-ikọ́ buraunstonu ti aṣa ni a so pọ pẹlu akojọpọ alailẹgbẹ ti awọn ohun elo adayeba, iṣẹ ọṣọ ti a ṣe pataki ati awọn ipari ti a gbe wa lati gbogbo agbala aye.

A ṣe apẹrẹ pẹlu ibowo jinlẹ fun ifamọra ti oṣiṣẹ ti awọn ile-itan itan Brooklyn, ile ayé yi n fa inspirasi lati ọpọlọpọ awọn akoko apẹrẹ, pẹlu awọn itọka ti o mọ ti Art Deco ati ọrundun arin ti a so pọ. Awọn odi plaster atilẹba, walnuts ọlọrọ, okuta ti o ni ifamọra, tile ti a ṣe lẹsẹkẹsẹ ati adalu ti imọlẹ atijọ ati ode oni ṣẹda awọn agbegbe ti o ni iriri bi ti a gba dipo ti a paṣẹ. Abajade naa ni imọlẹ ṣugbọn gbona - ile kan nibiti iṣẹ ọwọ ati ilera jẹ kẹkẹ aringbungbun.

Ipele parlor ṣe idasile irọlẹ pẹlu yara gbigbe ati gbigba agbara ti o gbooro fẹrẹ to awọn ẹsẹ 25 ni gigun. Ni ibẹ, ibi idana jẹ ikede ni iṣẹ ọwọ, pẹlu awọn agolo walnut to lagbara ati awọn irin alufaa inox ati quartzite ti o ni ẹwà, ti a yan fun ẹwa ati durability rẹ. Yara powder pari ipele naa.

Ni ẹhin, ibi idana naa ṣiṣii taara si ẹka ti a pari ni travertine Italian ti a gba, pẹlu awọn igbélé ti o bajẹ si ọgba ti a ti ṣe. Awọn igi evergreen, awọn iris ti o pẹ́, ati awọn eweko ti o gbilẹ ni a ti kọ daradara lati dagba ni akoko, ṣe agbekalẹ ibi isimi alawọ ewe ti o pọ si ati ikọkọ.

Ipele kan ni isalẹ, ilẹ ọgba nfunni ni yara idile ti o tobi pẹlu bar ti o ni omi ati iraye taara si ọgba. Yàrá kan pẹlu ibi-ìkà ti o tobi ati ibi ibugbe ti o ni ibi-iba ti o ṣe agbekalẹ ibi iriri alejo ti o dara julọ, lakoko ti yara powder afikun pari ilẹ naa.

Ipele kẹta jẹ patapata fun yàrá akọkọ, nfunni ni ikọkọ ati iwọn ti o ṣe pataki. Yàrá ibugbe ti o fẹrẹ to 19 ẹsẹ ni iwọn ni a darapọ pẹlu yàrá aṣọ ti o tobi ju ati ibi-iba akọkọ alaran, nibiti ibùsọ ti a bo ni Onice Traveronyx to šee - ajọṣepọ ti o tayọ ti onyx ati travertine - ti a ṣe atilẹyin nipasẹ funfun ti o n ra omi sọọndì ati sauna ikọkọ.

Awọn yàrá mẹta afikun wa ni ipele kẹrin, ti a darapọ pẹlu awọn ibi-iba mẹta, ṣiṣe iwe ati agbegbe aṣọ ti a ya, ti o yato si awọn agbegbe ikọkọ ti ile lati awọn aaye fasilitẹrin ni isalẹ.

Kẹkẹ naa fi aaye afikun kan si ile pẹlu yara ere ti o fẹrẹ to 25 ẹsẹ ni gigun, ibi-iba kikun ati iwe. Awọn panẹli igi ti a ṣe iranlọwọ ti ọrundun arin ati quartzite ti a pari ni ẹwà ti avocado ni a funni ni ipele yii pẹlu ohun ikọja lọwọ.

Awọn ohun elo alailẹgbẹ n tẹsiwaju ni gbogbo ile, pẹlu marble Calacatta funfun - ati-gold, tile seramiki ti a fa ọwọ, burlwood veneers pẹlu ipari piano, African zebra ebony ati walnut. Ẹya apẹrẹ alufaa ti a ṣe pataki tun ṣiṣafihan fọọmu aṣa kan nipasẹ ohun elo ile-iṣẹ ti a ko nireti - ọkan ninu awọn iṣeduro apẹrẹ ti ile ti o jẹ iranti julọ.

Imọlẹ ni a ti fiyesi pẹlu iṣaro kanna, darapọ awọn sconces Italian atijọ ati Danish pẹlu awọn ẹrọ ode oni ati awọn apẹrẹ olokiki, pẹlu awọn nkan ti Isamu Noguchi. Awọn odi plaster atilẹba ni gbogbo awọn agbegbe pataki ti ile tun ṣe afikun si ijinlẹ rẹ, amẹjọ ati imọ-ẹrọ.

Ibi naa jẹ alailẹgbẹ bi daradara. Ti a pa sí Cheever Place, ọkan ninu awọn agbegbe "Place" ti o jẹ kẹsẹkẹsẹ ni Cobble Hill, ile na ni iriri alabọde ti o ni idiwọ lati awọn ọna ti o nira ni agbegbe. Pẹlu ijabọ to lopin ati iriri pe awọn ti nrin ni ọṣọ jẹ awọn agbègbè ati awọn olugbe, Cheever Place ni iriri ikọkọ, alafia ati ikọkọ pupọ, nigba ti o wa ni awọn iṣẹju lati awọn ile itaja, awọn ile ounje ati awọn kafé ti o jẹ ki Cobble Hill jẹ ọkan ninu awọn agbegbe ti a n fẹ́ ni Brooklyn julọ. Nibẹ ni isalẹ

-Coveted Cobble Hill Location

- 5 Levels 5 Bedrooms 7 Bathrooms

Welcome to 64 Cheever Place

A thoughtful dialogue between Brooklyn tradition and contemporary design defines this exceptional five-bedroom, five-full-bathroom and two-powder-room townhouse. Across five beautifully realized levels, classic brownstone architecture is paired with an extraordinary collection of natural materials, custom millwork and globally sourced finishes.

Conceived with a deep respect for the enduring appeal of Brooklyn's historic townhouses, the residence draws inspiration from multiple eras of design, with subtle Art Deco and mid-century influences woven throughout. Original plaster walls, rich walnut, expressive stone, handcrafted tile and a considered mix of vintage and contemporary lighting create interiors that feel collected rather than prescribed. The result is sophisticated yet warm-a home where craftsmanship and livability take center stage.

The parlor level establishes the tone with an expansive living and dining room stretching nearly 25 feet in length. Beyond, the kitchen is a statement in craftsmanship, featuring solid walnut cabinetry with stainless-steel hardware and dramatic, one-of-a-kind quartzite selected for both its beauty and durability. A powder room completes the level.

At the rear, the kitchen opens directly onto a deck finished in honed Italian travertine, with stairs descending to the landscaped garden. Evergreens, perennials and climbing vines have been thoughtfully composed to mature over time, creating an increasingly lush and private outdoor retreat.

One level below, the garden floor offers a generously proportioned family room with wet bar and direct access to the garden. A bedroom with walk-in closet and en-suite bath provides an ideal guest suite, while an additional powder room completes the floor.

The third floor is devoted entirely to the primary suite, offering exceptional privacy and scale. The nearly 19-foot-wide bedroom is joined by an oversized walk-in dressing room and a spectacular primary bathroom, where a shower clad in rare Onice Traveronyx-a striking natural combination of onyx and travertine-is complemented by a freestanding soaking tub and private sauna.

Three additional bedrooms occupy the fourth floor, joined by two full bathrooms, laundry and a dedicated dressing area, thoughtfully separating the home's private sleeping quarters from the entertaining spaces below.

The cellar adds another dimension to the home with an approximately 25-foot-long recreation room, full bathroom and laundry. Mid-century-inspired wood paneling and richly textured avocado leather-finished quartzite give this level its own distinctive character.

Exceptional materials continue throughout the residence, including Calacatta white-and-gold marble, hand-cut glazed ceramic tile, burlwood veneers with a piano finish, African zebra ebony and walnut. A custom stainless-steel arch reinterprets a classical architectural form through an unexpected industrial material-one of the home's most memorable design gestures.

Lighting has been treated with equal consideration, pairing historic Italian and Danish sconces with contemporary fixtures and iconic designs, including pieces by Isamu Noguchi. Original plaster walls throughout key areas of the home further contribute to its depth, texture and sense of craftsmanship.

The setting is equally exceptional. Tucked away on Cheever Place, one of Cobble Hill's rare "Place" blocks, the home enjoys a distinctly residential atmosphere removed from the neighborhood's busier thoroughfares. With limited through traffic and a sense that those walking the block are largely neighbors and residents, Cheever Place feels intimate, peaceful and remarkably private, while remaining moments from the shops, restaurants and cafés that make Cobble Hill one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods. Nearby