The newly completed Timber House in Park Slope, Brooklyn is nearly sold out, with only one remaining unit of inventory. Listed at $3.2M, the final Timber House residence available for purchase, Unit 4A, is a huge three-bedroom home with over 2,000 square feet of space, an utterly modern treehouse sensibility, natural materials and spacious, sun-splashed rooms, featuring exceptional details such as the 28-foot long kitchen island. Located at 670 Union Street, Timber House includes 14 units, ranging from studios to three bedrooms, starting at $595K.
Aside from remarkable sales momentum, Timber House is making history in NYC as The Brooklyn Home Company (TBHCo) and MESH Architectures are co-developing and designing the building with mass timber. The development represents the largest mass timber project in NYC (by height and square footage) and the city’s first mass timber condominium building. The building is also designed with passive-house principles, a European building technique that TBHCo is well-known for incorporating to create a more sustainable planet and healthy environment for residents.
