8 Vanderbilt Ave, 11-E

Every home at Navy Green is thoughtfully designed, with light-filled, modern layouts and large windows that cover the 5 wide white oak floors with natural light. The open kitchen has a frosty carina caesarstone countertop and backsplash, Kitchen Aid refrigerator and range, Bosch dishwasher and microwave, and a Grohe polished chrome faucet. The master bathroom features Giagni soaking tub with Grohe fixtures, vanity has a smoked walnut finish with integral solid surface sink, oversized 12 x 24 floor and porcelain wall tiles. The convenient second bath is finished with Graniti and Nemo tiles and features a natural oak finish vanity with integral solid surface sink, Giagni soaking tub and polished chrome Grohe fixtures.

Sustainability is a key factor in both the homes and the master plan as a whole. The condos, expected to achieve an Energy Star rating, have high insulation cavity wall construction, thermally insulated windows and energy-efficient appliances, HVAC and plumbing. The central, grassy green lawn that gives Navy Green its name also provides homeowners with a 30,000 square foot enclave and private garden. Whether it's relaxing on the grassy expanse, having a picnic, enjoying the hilltop playground, or simply admiring the views, the common green offers residents a multitude of options for enjoying nature and the outdoors.

Amenities include a beautifully landscaped roof deck with views of the East River, Manhattan, and Downtown Brooklyn, a gym, package room with cold storage, cloud-based smart intercom system, a laundry room, and a bike room with dedicated entry. The roof deck is the perfect place for dining al fresco and entertaining friends. An elegantly designed glass-framed lobby with ample seating areas welcomes residents home to Navy Green. All of the materials have been carefully chosen for their natural and inviting aesthetic.

Navy Green's immediate neighborhood traces its history back to the 17th century, and includes a stunning mix of residential and industrial architecture. The area is a vibrant and eclectic mix of all things Brooklyn, from charming sidewalk cafs, to beautiful parks and world-class cultural institutions. It's only a few blocks to Fort Greene Park, an elegant space originally advocated for by the poet Walt Whitman and nearby restaurants line a pair of Brooklyn's hottest culinary streets, Myrtle and DeKalb Avenues. Across Flushing Ave lies the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Now a hub for innovation in industries including tech, film and even urban agriculture, the Navy Yard is a recognized Historic District with its eyes set firmly on the future. More than 200 businesses call the Navy Yard home.