Sales have started at 15 East 19th Street, a brand new building in a private cul de sac street offering a unique selection of 33 residences.
Sales and marketing are being handled by The Tavivian Team at Douglas Elliman. The investors behind the project are New Valley and JVL Property.
Conveniently situated at the crossroads of Windsor Terrace, Flatbush and Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn’s best kept value secret: Prospect Park South’s up and coming center for dining, shopping and cultural attractions. The fabulous cul-de-sac gem home provides exceptional living comfort with amenities like a roof terrace, a fitness center, bicycle storage, an elevator, heated bath floors, open and efficient floor plans, natural light and washer/ dryer hookups.
“With studios starting at $425,000 and one bedrooms available for $485,000, this is the perfect opportunity for a first-time homebuyer or someone who is looking to upgrade to a larger apartment down the road with their delta gains”, according to Yair Tavivian of The Tavivian Team.
“This brings value to an underserved market, with only one active one bed and one active two bedroom on the market in Prospect Park South”, he states further.
“As opposed to many other new buildings we see in Brooklyn now, where unit sizes are extremely small, the layouts in this building are substantially bigger, while maintaining very attractive price points. This means buyers don’t need to compromise on anything here”, Yair Tavivian explained. Closings are expected in the early second quarter of 2019, which provides an amazing opportunity for immediate move-in. Another factor that sets these apartments apart is the fact that taxes and maint combined are around $1 per square foot, which is amazing value for homeownership, according to Yair Tavivian.
The residences themselves feature unique private outdoor spaces, oak plank nail down hardwood floor planking, seven foot oversized doors and double pane windows.
The kitchens are equipped with high-end, modern appliances by KitchenAid, including black stainless refrigerators and convection stoves, as well as integrated dishwashers with custom panels. Basaltina countertops and Egger White Cape Elm finish cabinetry complete the sleek kitchens. The bathrooms come in contrasting colors, beginning with Olympia oversized snow white heated bath tile and Olympia charcoal wall tile. Great Lake deep soaking tubs and fixtures and rainfall shower heads by Aquabrass complement the luxurious tiling.
Prospect Park South is known as the Victorian center of Brooklyn and obtains its charm from beautiful, free-standing houses and tree-lined streets. Residents can enjoy easy access to its commercial area as well as recreational destinations, like famous Prospect Park, a lakeside attraction locals love, as well as Brooklyn’s botanical garden. The B and Q trains at Church Avenue provide a swift 20 minute ride to Wall Street or 30 minutes to Midtown Manhattan.
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