130 Furman Street   Unit S102

Residence S-102 at 130 Furman Street is a stunning duplex set directly on the Brooklyn Bridge Park waterfront, with sweeping views of the Manhattan Skyline, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the East River. Completely redesigned and reimagined by renowned architect Elizabeth Roberts, this spacious 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home features gracious ceiling heights, a spectacular window wall, luxurious finishes, and two private outdoor spaces.
The entry opens into the main floor, where the kitchen, dining, and living rooms form a spectacular open-concept space. The living space is anchored by an enormous wall of windows with picturesque views of the Lower Manhattan skyline, framing the vista as a true living piece of art. Adjacent to the gracious dining area is the enormous chef's kitchen. The kitchen is outfitted with high-end features and finishes, including Gaggenau appliances, Calacatta Tucci marble slab counters, hardwood pine floors, and solid American walnut Pedini custom cabinetry. The bespoke, walk-in bar room completes this level, with a rare combination of indoor and outdoor entertainment space, as well as fabulous natural light.
A striking staircase leads upstairs to the sleeping quarters. The large primary suite features a second private terrace, a customized walk-in closet, and a luxe bathroom with Waterworks fixtures and a deep soaking tub. This space offers the same panoramic and artistic views as the living space, beautifully framing the Manhattan skyline. Down the hall is the secondary bedroom, a second full bathroom, and a laundry room with a washer/dryer and storage space, neatly tucked away for convenience.
Completed in 2016, Pierhouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park features a 24-hour doorman, on-site valet parking garage, a state-of-the-art fitness center, yoga and meditation room, playroom, residents' lounge, bike storage, and package room with refrigerated storage. Pierhouse residents also have special access to 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge's rooftop pool and additional amenities. Additionally, the building overlooks Brooklyn Bridge Park which is 85 acres of recreation space including dog runs, playgrounds, trails, picnic areas, lawns, soccer fields, and basketball and volleyball courts. Public transportation is easily accessible and Manhattan is only minutes away by train or car.