Oversized Garden One-Bedroom in Crown Heights’ Premiere Luxury Condominium
Welcome to 111 Montgomery, Garden B, a beautifully sunlit one-bedroom, one-bathroom home featuring soaring 13-foot ceilings, flexible living space, and two huge private gardens located in Crown Heights’ first full-service luxury condominium.
The impressive great room is bathed in natural light from both northern and southern exposures, streaming through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. Enjoy TWO private outdoor living spaces totaling nearly 895 SF, providing a coveted outdoor sanctuary.
The beautiful kitchen is outfitted with a full Bosch appliance package, quartz countertops and tons of storage. The spacious bedroom comfortably fits a king-sized bed and features a fantastic custom-built closet. Central heating and cooling and an in-unit washer/dryer make for comfortable living.
111 Montgomery is the new standard for design in balance. Soothing palettes, natural materials, and a focus on bringing botanical elements into every aspect of the interiors and common areas. This home features 5’ white oak floors, honed quartz sleek concrete countertops, an all-Bosch appliance package, and a spa inspired bathroom with floor to ceiling stacked tiles and
elegant matte black hardware.
Enjoy a fabulous gym, a stunning Palm Springs-inspired work lounge, bike storage, a children’s playroom, and a breathtaking rooftop with an outdoor BBQ and panoramic views of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The building also offers a live-in resident manager, full-time door staff, a package room, and concierge services.
Manhattan is less than 20 minutes away (2,3,4 and 5 express trains), but there are endless reasons to stay local. Sophisticated cocktail lounges, Michelin recommended restaurants, the Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Park and the summer bandshell concerts, Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket- and so much more.
Listing courtesy of Compass
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There's nothing phony or contrived about Crown Heights.
It’s a genuine Brooklyn neighborhood full of heritage, history and pride. People from all walks of life call it home and coexist. The Brooklyn Children’s Museum, the Jewish Children’s Museum and the Weeksville Heritage Center all call Crown Heights home. With four historic districts, the neighborhood is notable for its tree-lined streets and rowhouses. P ... read more