Ideal Properties Group, a leading Brooklyn real estate firm, announced the launch of Hello Townhaus in Prospect Heights. The eight newly constructed single-family townhouses are for sale starting at $3,495,000, according to Ideal, the exclusive sales and marketing firm for the project. They were developed by Hello Living, a full service real estate development firm that focuses on creating energy-efficient properties in Brooklyn and New York.
These three-story residences reinterpret the classic pre-war townhome. Each individual Hello Townhaus, with some of the latest smart home features, reveals exceptionally choreographed floor plans that span approximately 2,700 square feet, spread across three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a great room, den, laundry room, finished cellar, private terrace and finished roof deck.
“This project has been on the radar of the community for some time now, and we are thrilled that this Brooklyn developer of great repute has selected Ideal to oversee its sales and marketing,” stated Erik Serras, principal broker at Ideal. “Hello Townhaus is a truly unique home-grown project, and in line with the Brooklyn tradition of memorable townhouses. Given its coveted location in Prospect Heights, as well as the buzz our pre-marketing efforts have been eliciting, we are certain these exquisite homes will find new owners quickly.”
Hello Townhaus was built with state-of-the-art PassivHaus components for superior energy performance, unmatched in any series of single-family townhomes in Brooklyn. Skylights, for instance, are equipped with rain and wind sensors as well as solar shades with remote control for ultimate convenience. Other pre-wired home automation features include Ring™ Video Doorbell and SONOS wireless, zoned home sound system pre-built with strategically placed speakers throughout the home.
Hello Townhaus are offered for consideration with a choice of two exceptional finish palettes curated by collaborative design efforts of celebrated architect Jun Aizaki of Crème Architecture + Design, Brooklyn-based Design Kollektiv, and Loadingdock5 Architecture.
“Hello Townhaus meets the exacting requirements of eloquent design, security and energy efficiency,” stated Aleksandra Scepanovic, managing director of Ideal. “No detail has been overlooked in the crafting of these innovative homes, as each is a masterly exercise in luxury, state-of-the-art technology, construction and comfort. The excitement about Hello Townhaus is nearly palpable among our team members from designers to marketers, videographers, and copywriters. We cannot wait to present the public with an opportunity to view and revel in these memorable Brooklyn homes.”
“Hello Townhaus is the result of years’ worth of development, of our team pouring over every intricate detail of the design in hopes of creating a beautiful home that improves your quality of life, and answers the need for exceptional energy performance and efficiency,” stated Eli Karp, CEO and Founder of Hello Living. “From the sleek, intuitive layout, to the triple-paned high efficiency custom built European window systems, to the energy-saving thermal insulation, Hello Townhaus is our vision of the perfect marriage between energy efficiency and modern elegance. At Hello Living, we’re not simply building homes, but rather crafting a way of life, a way of interacting with the world around you; and, we are so excited to share our latest vision with the vibrant Brooklyn community we call home.”
Prospect Heights features many attractions including The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, the Brooklyn Central Library, Barclay’s Center, Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park.
New locally-owned restaurants, bars, venues and specialty shops have sprouted up along the commercial thoroughfares of Vanderbilt and Washington Avenues. Staples include Ogliastro, Tom’s, Kimchi Grill, Cheryl’s Global Soul, Bar Chuko, Weather Up, and Olmsted. Prospect Heights is serviced by many trains including the C, 2,3,4,5,B,Q, and the LIRR.
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