90 Furman St. #N202

Residence 202 at The Pierhouse offers serene and luxurious living right in the heart of world-renowned Brooklyn Bridge Park. Designed by Marvel Architects, this duplex home features 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and just under 2000 square feet of immaculate design.

A generous entry foyer with an elegant powder room leads into the home’s open, loft-like main level. The kitchen, dining, and living spaces combine seamlessly, with a wall of glass and perfect terrace looking out over the greenery of Brooklyn Bridge Park, the East River, and the Manhattan skyline beyond. The chef’s kitchen has been outfitted with a suite of Gaggenau appliances, solid walnut Pedini custom cabinetry, and Calacatta marble countertops & backsplash. While the views from the living room are stunning, the primary bedroom view is absolutely spectacular, with the lower Manhattan skyline framed by the river and greenery of the park below. What a fantastic place to wake up every morning! The spa-like en-suite bathroom features Waterworks fixtures and Ruscello Fosso Picollo marble floors with a deep soaking tub, double vanity, and separate shower. A wall of closets and a separate walk-in closet complete the glorious space. A comfortable second bedroom and full bathroom, as well and an enormous laundry room, offer extra storage and unparalleled convenience. The home’s floor-to-ceiling, soundproof windows are adorned with custom Hunter Douglas remote-controlled blinds.

The Pierhouse is a full-service building with 24-hour concierge, live-in super, on-site valet parking garage with direct building access, two fitness centers, meditation and yoga studio, children’s playroom, pet-wash, residents lounge, conference/dining room, package room, refrigerated storage, and bike storage, as well as access to 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge’s spectacular rooftop pool, farm-to-table restaurant, world-class spa, screening room, event spaces, and destination bars and lounges with some of the best views in the city.

But the best amenity of all may be the park itself