1 Hanson Place at 1 Hanson Pl. #17C

New! Sunny and serene high-floor one-bedroom + home office loft condo at One Hanson Place, the landmark former Williamsburgh Savings Bank Building at the nexus of Fort Greene, Prospect Heights, Boerum Hill and Downtown Brooklyn. Perched high above Ft. Greene’s Historic District and with direct access to New York’s second largest transportation hub (2,3,4,5,B,D,N,Q,R trains and the LIRR’s Atlantic/Barclays Terminal), Residence 17C is the perfect quiet sanctuary to come home to, pied a terre or investment unit. It is located on the highest floor in the building to offer this spacious and popular layout. Unit features include a wide and deep open living space with Brazilian chestnut floors below and 10.5 foot soffitted ceilings above, central heat and air conditioning (no obtrusive PTAC units), spacious, separate home office (or den/nursery/dressing room), high-end kitchen with lava stone counters and Viking appliances, Bosch washer/dryer and big closets. Wake to endless, protected views east over Ft. Greene Park, centuries-old trees, landmark brownstones and mansions of the Fort Greene/Clinton Hill Historic District from the condo’s three 6 foot windows. A large storage locker is available for purchase. One Hanson is the premier luxury pre-war condo building in Brooklyn. Amenities include full-time door and concierge staff, a live-in Resident Manager, three common terraces with spectacular views, gym, large and bright children’s playroom with nine windows, two bike storage rooms, Residents Sky Lounge, and laundry, game and conference rooms. The building is within blocks of three neighborhoods’ Restaurant Rows, offering choices in cuisine from the Michelin-starred Brooklyn Fare to Shake Shack. and retail options from box stores to designer boutiques to hand-crafted furniture. With the new Barclays Center a block away in one direction and the world-renown Brooklyn Academy of Music a block in the other direction, One Hanson anchors the South End of the rapidly-expanding BAM Cultural District, soon to surpass Lincoln Center in its size and scope. This micro-neighborhood is well into its transformation as one of the most unique and desirable areas in New York City and its potential upside is substantial. Common charges include capital assessments.