113 3rd Street #3

Impeccable design meets sustainable living at 113 3rd Street, #3, a beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath condominium with PRIVATE ROOF CABANA situated in the platinum-rated, LEED certified Third + Bond community. Add to that the building's ENERGY STAR designation and TAX ABATEMENT, which help keep monthlies low, and you have a home that's both a smart investment and a comfortable place to live. South-facing oversized windows graze the 9' ceilings and invite cascades of sunlight throughout the open concept living, dining, and kitchen areas, providing ample space for entertaining or for converting a corner into a spare room (see alternate floor plan). The kitchen is both chic and functional, outfitted with walnut veneer, opaque glass cabinetry, and stone countertops, all locally made in Brooklyn, as well as a deep sink with garbage disposal and energy efficient stainless steel appliances. Both bedrooms face the back, where soft morning light nudges you awake to the sound of birds. Enjoy coffee and a book on your private balcony off the primary bedroom, overlooking neighboring gardens and yards. A hallway flanked with closets leads to the en-suite spa-like bath with soaking tub and double vanity. Outside the adjacent secondary bedroom is a second bathroom with oversized glass enclosed shower. Additional noteworthy features of this contemporary home include energy recovery ventilators for tempering and filtering fresh air continuously, individual room-controlled heat and central air, a Bosch washer-dryer, and a video intercom system. Designed by Marvel Architects and completed by Hudson Companies in 2011, Third + Bond is a 44-unit award-winning condominium development designed to visually knit together the brick townhomes to its west with the industrial buildings to its east. At the crossroads of some of the most sought after neighborhoods in NYC, residents of Third + Bond enjoy an easy commute to Manhattan, access to Prospect Park, Whole Foods, and a diverse selection of recreational activities, restaurants, cafes, and shops that Gowanus, Carroll Gardens, Park Slope, and Boerum Hill have to offer.