524 Halsey Street, 108

Stuyvesant Heights history meets contemporary luxury in this beautiful one-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom duplex featuring exceptional materials, a loft-like layout and a massive private yard at 524 Halsey Street - the newest offering from The Brooklyn Home Company.

Inside this 2, 300 -square-foot home, tall ceilings with ultra-thin recessed LED lighting rise over 11 feet tall above seven-inch-wide Madera engineered white oak flooring and oversized south-facing windows. The thoughtful layout begins on the upper level with a spacious open-plan living/dining room and a signature gourmet kitchen featuring white Shaker cabinetry trimmed with Bianco Carrara marble, a Latoscana Fireclay farm sink, a Waste King garbage disposal and a Waterworks faucet. Cooking and cleaning are effortless with a suite of high-end appliances, including a Bertazzoni Professional Series range and a dishwasher and refrigerator by Jenn-Air. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living and entertaining in the 736 -square-foot fully fenced yard featuring porcelain pavers, a turf lawn, water and electricity. Plan your next barbecue or practice urban gardening in this private oasis.

Head to the owner's suite to discover a king-size bedroom and two walk-in closets . The spa bathroom impresses with a large shower, custom double vanity, Restoration Hardware medicine cabinet and Waterworks fixtures surrounded by Bianco Carrara marble. The equally well-appointed guest bathroom features a large tub/shower and swaths of marble. T wo large closets complete the beautifully planned main floor.

On the expansive lower level, the large rec room is perfect as a media room, home gym, office , or all of the above . In the powder room, shiplap, porcelain plank tile, a Pottery Barn mirror and Waterworks hardware add a designer touch. A laundry closet with an in-unit Bosch washer-dryer add s wonderful convenience and livability to this all-new Brooklyn residence.

524 Halsey Street is a contemporary condominium enclave with roots stretching to the 1890s when the property served as stables for the Moser Palace Carriage Company and later the Opera Stables, which became the Opera Garage. Today, within the restored and expanded historic brick framework, residents enjoy an attended lobby, a gym, storage, a bike room