100 Summit Street, 3

Occupying the third and fourth floor of a handsome brick townhouse, this condo has been beautifully finished and offers nearly 2,500 square feet of living space including multiple outdoor spaces. Solid oak flooring and high ceilings coupled with central air conditioning and low monthlies make this not only a comfortable home but also a smart purchase.

The current owner has added to the already considered touches of the developer with creating a sizable library on the master floor that can hold 1000 books. This room also doubles as a screening room with a pull down projector which is included in the sale as are all of the window screens. The living room has a grand built-in console with lower cabinets and upper shelving with a reclaimed walnut countertop. All rooms were painted with Farrow & Ball.

There are four outdoor spaces, one balcony off of the living room, a planted terrace off of the master bedroom (Ipe decking), a large landscaped (all plants, planters and irrigation are included) terrace (Ipe decking) off of the library as well as a decked roof with views of the harbor and all of New York City. All outdoor spaces are housed with electricity and the large terrace off of the library also has a water source.

The master floor was designed to be a sanctuary with its own private terrace, two custom closets, a full bathroom (radiant heated floor), linen closet as well as an adjacent library/screening room and large square terrace for entertaining. The entry floor houses the two guest bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom, open living room, dining area, kitchen (with Thermador Refrigerator, Stove/Oven, Dishwasher, Microwave and Vented Hood) and laundry closet (Oversized and Vented LG Gas Dryer & Washer).

All three bathrooms are beautifully designed with imported wall tile and Restoration Hardware fixtures.

Columbia Street Waterfront offers a respite from hectic daily life in NYC with a view of the water, an everlasting mild breeze, sunsets and the joy that comes with a simple bike ride to Red Hook or Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Pets Welcome.