366 Columbia Street, GARDEN

Introducing The Robin Nest, Garden Residence at 366 Columbia Street - Offering Red Hook residents a rare opportunity to indulge in boutique townhouse apartment living evocative of the care and craftsmanship astute Brooklyn real estate aficionados expect in Cobble Hill - while still maintaining the dilettante spirit of Red Hook’s creative scene on a Carroll Gardens allowance. Every nook of the home’s restorative renovation has been thoughtfully designed with modern sensibility, practicality and comfort in mind. The Robin Nest’s first floor Garden Residence is a flex three bedroom / two-bathroom duplex apartment outfitted with wide plank hardwood floors generously sprawled across the living and bedroom areas. The primary bedroom - complete with an ensuite and walk-in closet at the rear of the townhome leads directly to your own private backyard retreat. The primary and secondary bedroom, located at the front of the townhome, are separated by the unit’s focal bright, open concept kitchen / living area. The open concept modern kitchen - adorned with light countertops and stylish subway tiles houses sleek stainless steel appliances and a dishwasher - making meal prep and entertaining a breeze. The large private cellar downstairs doubles as a fully finished recreation area with an in-unit Bosch washer/dryer smartly tucked away in one of the closets. Each room also has its own Mitsubishi AC/Heat units allowing residents to tailor the temperature to their liking year-round. Red Hook offers visitors a vibrant array of art galleries, local boutiques, and unique eateries. Take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront and enjoy breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline. The Robin Nest at 366 Columbia is a convenient short walk from delicious bites like Defonte’s Sandwich Shop and Red Hook Lobster Pound. Photos and Floorplans of the second floor Perch Residence and Rooftop Duplex Residence are also included. Please inquire directly for the latest availability and pricing. Photos have been virtually staged.