Avdoo, recently announced the launch of sales at 110 Boerum Place, the firm’s newest residential development in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. The 21-residence boutique building reimagines Brooklyn living, offering a contemporary interpretation of the neighborhood’s iconic brownstones. Designed in collaboration with Brooklyn-based Brent Buck Architects and landscape design firm Brook Landscape, the project showcases meticulously crafted interiors, an elevated suite of amenities, and abundant private outdoor spaces.
“At 110 Boerum Place, we’re introducing a residential experience that redefines modern living in Cobble Hill,” said Shlomi Avdoo, CEO and founder of Avdoo. “To cultivate a true sense of belonging and community, we’ve collaborated with Brent Buck to design homes that honor the neighborhood’s architectural heritage while offering refined amenities and meticulously constructed spaces that embody the warmth and timeless elegance of Brownstone Brooklyn.”
A true urban oasis, the six-story red-brick building provides generously scaled residences ranging from two to five bedrooms across 14 distinct layouts—a rare offering in the neighborhood. Encompassing approximately 65,000 square feet and spanning an entire block from Dean Street to Pacific Street, the building was envisioned by architect Brent Buck, who drew inspiration from Cobble Hill’s architectural vernacular of low-rise brownstones and classic brick facades. Leveraging his extensive experience designing townhomes, Buck approached each of the 21 residences as an individual home rather than part of a larger development, ensuring every unit possesses its own unique character and identity. Pricing for two-bedroom homes starts at $2,975,000 and pricing for five-bedrooms are available upon request. Residents will also enjoy over 11,000 square feet of sunlit amenities and lushly landscaped outdoor spaces designed by Brook Klausing of Brook Landscape.
Arrival
Upon entering through the dramatic arched doorway, residents are welcomed into a serene, light-filled environment where marble, wood, and natural light come together to create a sense of calm amid Brooklyn’s energy. The attended lobby introduces a new architectural language: curved decorative-plaster ceilings that soften the space and make it feel like a true extension of home. Gentle uplighting highlights these contours, while warm gray limestone—laid in a random pattern with hand-chipped edges—creates a floor that feels organic and intentionally imperfect.
At the heart of the lobby, a sunken courtyard designed by Brook Landscape serves as a living artwork, its raw, sustainable materials reinforcing a connection to nature. Adjacent to the entry, a connected lobby lounge offers a comfortable place to pause, wait for a guest, or simply take in the surroundings.
Residences by Brent Buck Architects
Designed from the inside out by Brent Buck Architects, each residence at 110 Boerum Place carries its own distinct character, rooted in the concept of transitions. Curves throughout the interiors guide residents from one space to another, seamlessly connecting with the building’s exterior architecture. Every home features an arch above the front door, echoing the lobby entry and serving as a visual and experiential marker between shared and private spaces. Curved ceilings continue throughout each residence, establishing a consistent architectural rhythm and a sense of cohesion across the building.
Ranging from approximately 1,231 square feet for two-bedroom homes to 3,981 square feet for five-bedroom residences, the interiors showcase meticulous craftsmanship and a thoughtful attention to detail. All residences include a private outdoor space and most homes have multiple exposures, and no two homes receive natural light in the same way, so every floor plan was individually tailored to its specific conditions. Another important element of each home is the millwork. Brent Buck treated each wooden element as if he were crafting a piece of furniture, resulting in kitchen, vanity, and bar millwork that feels warm, detailed, and distinctly handcrafted.
Private outdoor spaces—including terraces, roof terraces, and loggias—are featured in every home, often with multiple exposures through nine-inch double in-swing windows and oversized sliding doors, maximizing natural light and a connection to the outdoors. Outdoor amenities include electric BBQ stations and water spigots, making entertaining and gardening effortless.
Interiors combine warmth and refinement, with ceiling heights up to 10 feet 6 inches, vintage-brass hardware, and custom honed soapstone fireplaces creating an airy yet inviting atmosphere. The direct-vent kitchens showcase limewash walls and hoods, custom white oak cabinetry, vintage-brass hardware, honed Paonazzo Caldia marble countertops, bespoke brass sconces, paneled wine coolers, wet bars, AGA induction ranges and a Thermador appliance suite. Primary and secondary bathrooms offer spa-like serenity with honed Arabescato marble, radiant heated floors, soaking tubs, walk-in showers, porcelain sinks, and custom millwork, while powder rooms are finished with frameless mirrors, vintage-brass towel bars, and white oak flooring.
“Brooklyn has an authenticity and intimacy that we wanted the interiors of Boerum Place to reflect,” said Brent Buck, Principal at Brent Buck Architects. “We designed the homes to seamlessly blend the interiors and exteriors, prioritizing how each space feels and functions. We leveraged natural materials, soft textures, and carefully considered natural light to create homes that feel timeless, personal, and deeply connected to their surroundings.”
Amenities
With a focus on wellbeing and community, 110 Boerum Place offers more than 11,000 square feet of thoughtfully curated amenities, providing residents with an immersive living experience unmatched in the neighborhood. Throughout, an abundance of wood, a material traditionally associated with the domestic realm, extends the warmth of the residences into the shared spaces, echoing the wooden vanities and millwork within the homes and softening the boundary between public and private environments.
The ground floor features a listening lounge and great room with a fireplace, a catering kitchen and wet bar, a lobby lounge, co-working suite with a coffee bar, and a landscaped terrace. Adjacent to the lobby, the library serves as a richly hued, textured sitting room, a more intimate counterpart to the open lounge and an inviting space where residents can prepare to enter or gently disconnect from the energy of the city.
In the foundation level, five amenity suites frame views of the central courtyard, allowing natural light to permeate and strengthening the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. The wellness suite includes a treatment room, red light therapy, infrared sauna, dry sauna, steam room, cold plunge, and showers, offering a fully restorative experience at home. The fitness suite features weight and cardio equipment alongside a dedicated boxing studio, while the movement studio provides open space for yoga, Pilates, and functional training.
The children’s playroom was designed by Brent Buck with a parent’s perspective in mind, imagining a space that sparks imagination and child-like creativity. An elevated platform or “band stand” encourages music, theater, and dance performances. Buck also commissioned a one-of-a-kind birdhouse to complete the room. Additional amenities include on-site parking, a pet spa, private storage, and bike storage.
Landscape
To bring the building’s ethos to life through its outdoor environments, Brook Klausing of Brook Landscape designed the landscaping for both the residences and common areas at 110 Boerum Place. Renowned for his dynamic, adaptive approach to New York landscapes, Klausing created a dramatic courtyard at the center of the building, inspired by the natural forms of canyon valleys. Its sunken design features a boulder waterfall in the subcellar, whose soothing sounds carry up to the top-floor residences, creating a sense of calm and stillness. Layered with autumn ferns, English ivy, and River Birches, and bathed in natural light, the courtyard evolves with the seasons, offering a serene retreat for residents. Surrounding wellness and fitness suites, as well as the children’s playroom, are oriented to frame views of the courtyard, while each residence’s terrace is individually tailored to maximize light, atmosphere, and intimacy, creating outdoor extensions that are both personal and immersive.
Architecture
Rather than approaching the project as a single monolithic structure, Brent Buck Architects conceived Boerum Place as 21 distinct residences, designing the condominium from the core to the façade so that each home carries its own unique character, much like the traditional brownstones of the Cobble Hill neighborhood. Rejecting what Brent calls New York City’s “rectangle problem,” where repetitive layouts create sterile spaces, nearly every unit features a custom floor plan and multiple exposures, filling interiors with natural light from several directions. Despite spanning 65,000 square feet, the design prioritizes the human scale of Brownstone Brooklyn. The building’s red-brick façade reflects the neighborhood’s architectural vernacular, evoking the timeless elegance of low-rise brownstones and classic brick buildings.
Sales and Pricing
Residences at 110 Boerum Place range from two to five-bedroom homes. Two-bedrooms start at approximately $2,975,000; two-bedrooms with a home office start at approximately $3,450,000; three-bedrooms start at approximately $4,800,000; three-bedrooms with a home office start at approximately $5,100,000; four-bedrooms with a home office start at approximately $7,500,000; four-bedrooms start at approximately $6,600,000; and five-bedroom pricing is available upon request.
Avdoo’s in-house team is exclusively handling sales for the development. Boerum Place anticipates completion and occupancy in 2026, creating a vibrant new residential experience in Brooklyn’s Cobble Hill neighborhood.
Neighborhood
Nestled in the heart of Cobble Hill, one of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods, 110 Boerum Place offers an authentic New York lifestyle surrounded by historic brownstones, tree-lined streets, charming cafes, acclaimed restaurants, and boutique shops. Moments from eleven subway lines and Brooklyn Bridge Park, life here balances small-town familiarity with effortless city connection. Residents also enjoy close proximity to green spaces like Cobble Hill Park and cultural landmarks such as BAM, the Mark Morris Dance Group, and the Barclays Center. Access to the Long Island Railroad at Atlantic Terminal and an assortment of bus routes further facilitates easy travel within the borough and beyond.
For more information on Boerum Place, please visit www.boerumplace.com or @boerumplace or contact info@boerumplace.com.
