$2,925,000

Featured in Dwell Magazine and available for the first time, this extraordinary home is your seaside oasis in the city. Tucked into an otherwise industrial corner of the Red Hook waterfront, this lush, magical hideaway is a perfect retreat. Enjoy 360-degree views from this sun-soaked spot on one of Red Hooks coolest streets.

The parlor floor features a bedroom with two large closets, a romantic wood-burning stove, plus ensuite bath with two vanities and a double shower. A second bedroom and another full bath, plus a full-sized, vented washer and dryer, complete this level. Upstairs is a breathtaking open living/dining space with half bath and a sleeping loft, too. A dramatic rooftop skylight brings light all the way through the house. The open kitchen has soapstone counters, Blue Star range, and tons of storage for all your cooking needs. The distinctive angled front window provides stunning views across New York Harbor to Lower Manhattan. A large terrace off the dining area provides an additional outdoor room, or head up the custom steel and reclaimed wood stairs to the spectacular roof deck for the most outrageous sunset views.

The flexible floor plan allows for a variety of configurations. Downstairs youll find two more bedrooms and a large den/study with an additional kitchen. Use it to make meals in the lush garden a breeze, or to give guests and family a bit more privacy. The Adirondack-style rear shed is climate controlled and can be used as a studio, workspace or a socially-distanced guest room. The windowed basement has 7-foot ceilings and currently houses a gym plus separate storage room. The front yard was excavated down to provide ease of access to the garden level - if you choose, one of the bedrooms can be used as a legal professional space with its own private entry.

Designed by ardesign architecture and completely rebuilt, this stunning renovation resulted in a home built for energy efficiency and four-season comfort. Reclaimed timber beams provide support for the radiant heated hardwood and concrete floors. Wood stoves with glass doors offer the charm of a fireplace while providing clean, green heat. This home is not in the FEMA flood zone! Every room is climate controlled, the low-maintenance garden is irrigated, the windows and doors are custom triple-paned teak. Low, low taxes. Located three blocks from the NYC Ferry, you can be in lower Manhattan in under 30 minutes - but youll feel like youre worlds away.