$2,100,000
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Townhouse -
Off Market
10 Huntington Street #BUILDING
Brooklyn, NY 11231
Studio
0 Bath
$2,231,468
RealtyHop Estimate
6.26%
Since Jun 1, 2022
NY-New York
Primary Model
About This Property
Re-Purposeful Townhouse in Red Hook
Less is definitely more in this clean, pared-back, 123 year old Red Hook Townhouse. Easily adaptable as a single or two-family home, the historic building has been immaculately maintained by its current owner and is ready for immediate occupancy. Sustainable and repurposed materials emphasize the industrial history and character of the neighborhood.
Materials found on-site such as brick piles and salvaged wood were re-purposed for benches, basement sills, and retaining wall gabions. The building features exposed beams, and clean, non-toxic materials such as soapstone, slate, terrazzo, and concrete. Together, the American Poplar baseboard trims, White Oak stairwells, and hardwood floors connect the space to the natural landscape of the Erie Basin. The exterior of the building has been re-clad with beautiful metal siding consistent with the adjacent townhouses and the Red Hook feel.
Passive solar design and ventilation principles help reduce the home's environmental footprint. The living spaces have been resituated to the south side of the building for more sun while maximizing insulation and utilizing efficient building materials. All windows feature a high-end, tilt-and-shift design which maximizes light, air, and openness. The tilting windows allow for optimal air circulation and the removal of hot air in the summer without AC. When heating or cooling is needed, split AC-heat units, electric ovens, and an electric water heater take advantage of greener grid options in NYC and reduce reliance on natural gas. All appliances are Energy Star rated, with low-flow toilets.
On the main floor, the tall windows open up to the massive backyard, overlooking a spacious courtyard. Juliet balconies elegantly protect fully-opening French doors off the first-floor dining area and provide open outlook to the yard.
Minimalist, Japanese-style kitchens, with efficient appliances, slimline dishwashers and recessed gas cooktops suit the in-and-out lifestyle of Brooklyn; the home is immersed in the area, with proximity to the restaurants and cafes of Carroll Gardens, Columbia Waterfront, and Red Hook itself.
The spa-style bathrooms evoke California Modernism, with soothing wood, stone, and porcelain tones. Recycled Terazzo Tile, LED lights, and Brooklyn-sourced hardware mix sustainable materials with design focused on wellness.
Downstairs, the arts studio acts as a multifunctional storage and work space the simple concrete and stone are intentionally paired with exposed beams; and the vast greenery of the yard.
The top floor loft has soaring ceilings, skylights, and access to the roof. The open spaces here feature trimless interior doors, refined lines and understated details. Views of the Freedom Tower in downtown Manhattan, and lush greenery on both exposures, offer a sense of place and community.
This truly remarkable, modern and minimalist reimagining is being sold in 'as is' condition. It is a truly special home, located at the heart of historic Red Hook seconds from Coffey Park, a five minute walk to the waterfront and ferry to Manhattan, with ready access to Carroll Gardens across the newly renovated walkway from Red Hook.
Less is definitely more in this clean, pared-back, 123 year old Red Hook Townhouse. Easily adaptable as a single or two-family home, the historic building has been immaculately maintained by its current owner and is ready for immediate occupancy. Sustainable and repurposed materials emphasize the industrial history and character of the neighborhood.
Materials found on-site such as brick piles and salvaged wood were re-purposed for benches, basement sills, and retaining wall gabions. The building features exposed beams, and clean, non-toxic materials such as soapstone, slate, terrazzo, and concrete. Together, the American Poplar baseboard trims, White Oak stairwells, and hardwood floors connect the space to the natural landscape of the Erie Basin. The exterior of the building has been re-clad with beautiful metal siding consistent with the adjacent townhouses and the Red Hook feel.
Passive solar design and ventilation principles help reduce the home's environmental footprint. The living spaces have been resituated to the south side of the building for more sun while maximizing insulation and utilizing efficient building materials. All windows feature a high-end, tilt-and-shift design which maximizes light, air, and openness. The tilting windows allow for optimal air circulation and the removal of hot air in the summer without AC. When heating or cooling is needed, split AC-heat units, electric ovens, and an electric water heater take advantage of greener grid options in NYC and reduce reliance on natural gas. All appliances are Energy Star rated, with low-flow toilets.
On the main floor, the tall windows open up to the massive backyard, overlooking a spacious courtyard. Juliet balconies elegantly protect fully-opening French doors off the first-floor dining area and provide open outlook to the yard.
Minimalist, Japanese-style kitchens, with efficient appliances, slimline dishwashers and recessed gas cooktops suit the in-and-out lifestyle of Brooklyn; the home is immersed in the area, with proximity to the restaurants and cafes of Carroll Gardens, Columbia Waterfront, and Red Hook itself.
The spa-style bathrooms evoke California Modernism, with soothing wood, stone, and porcelain tones. Recycled Terazzo Tile, LED lights, and Brooklyn-sourced hardware mix sustainable materials with design focused on wellness.
Downstairs, the arts studio acts as a multifunctional storage and work space the simple concrete and stone are intentionally paired with exposed beams; and the vast greenery of the yard.
The top floor loft has soaring ceilings, skylights, and access to the roof. The open spaces here feature trimless interior doors, refined lines and understated details. Views of the Freedom Tower in downtown Manhattan, and lush greenery on both exposures, offer a sense of place and community.
This truly remarkable, modern and minimalist reimagining is being sold in 'as is' condition. It is a truly special home, located at the heart of historic Red Hook seconds from Coffey Park, a five minute walk to the waterfront and ferry to Manhattan, with ready access to Carroll Gardens across the newly renovated walkway from Red Hook.
Unit Size
-
Days on Market
82 days
Land Size
-
Price per sqft
-
Property Type
Townhouse
Property Taxes
-
HOA Dues
-
Year Built
1899
Last updated: 2 years ago (RLS #OLRS-0083059)
Price History
Date / Event | Date | Event | Price |
---|---|---|---|
May 3, 2022 | Sold | $2,100,000 | |
Sold | |||
Mar 11, 2022 | In contract | - | |
In contract | |||
Feb 10, 2022 | Listed by Weichert Properties | $2,300,000 | |
Listed by Weichert Properties |
Property Highlights
Air Conditioning
Exterior Details
Property Information
Year Built: 1899
Building Information
Outdoor Living Structures: Building Patio, Patio
Lot Information
Lot Size Dimensions: 20.0 x 100.0
Land Information
Land Assessed Value: $0
Financial Details
Tax Assessed Value: $3,824
Tax Year: 2021
Utilities Details
Cooling Type: Building Cooling, Central Air
Heating Type: Building Electric, Electric
Comparables
Unit
Status
Status
Type
Beds
Baths
ft²
Price/ft²
Price/ft²
Asking Price
Listed On
Listed On
Closing Price
Sold On
Sold On
HOA + Taxes
Sold
Building Sale
Stu
-
-
$1,950,000
Sep 16, 2021
$1,950,000
Apr 4, 2022
$479/mo
Sold
Stu
-
2,160 ft²
$1,123/ft²
$2,425,000
Dec 16, 2011
$2,425,000
Sep 27, 2012
$1,715/mo
In Contract
Condo
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,578 ft²
$1,394/ft²
$2,200,000
Nov 4, 2022
-
$2,635/mo
Past Sales
Date | Unit | Beds | Baths | Sqft | Price | Closed | Owner | Listed By |
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02/10/2022
|
Studio
|
-
|
-
|
$2,300,000
Studio
-
|
$2,100,000
-8.70%
05/03/2022
|
-
|
JASON BAUER
Weichert Properties
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