Building: 42 Orient Avenue

The premier residences at Orient Park offer a lush oasis in the middle of everything Williamsburg and Bushwick have to offer. Situated at the crossroads of Olive Street and Orient Avenue, formerly known as “Doctor’s Row” in the mid-20th century, this newly developed 18-unit building provides a rare opportunity to live in a tranquil enclave thoughtfully arranged on historic Cooper Park.

Each residence offers beautiful wide-plank white oak flooring, oversized windows, in-unit washer-dryers and high-efficiency mini-split Mitsubishi heating and cooling systems. Kitchens are outfitted with stainless steel appliances, including dishwashers, enveloped in white European cabinetry and Caesarstone countertops. At Orient Park, park side living is optimized throughout. The apartments graciously invite the leafy green surroundings in, many with expansive private outdoor spaces or juliet balconies set against oversized windows that frame the lovely park views.

Authentically Brooklyn and thoughtfully modernized, Orient Park’s fashionable four-story brick and glass façade is at home among the historic European-style houses that populate the neighborhood’s quaint tree-lined streets. Residents benefit from a variety of amenities including landscaped roof terraces designed for outdoor entertaining or everyday escapes, a secure bike salon and private storage units.

Residing park side in Brooklyn effortlessly bestows an extraordinary residential lifestyle that is, in many ways, a world apart from big city living. Invigorating morning jogs or relaxing sunset strolls, a game of tennis on one of the two beautiful courts, the excitement and entertainment of a vibrant skate park and the ceaseless off-leash fun for your canine companion — all of this and more awaits you in the pleasant retreat that is Cooper Park. Adding to the neighborhood appeal is Orient Park’s close proximity to the variety of amazing dining and nightlife options, green grocers and other retail necessities dotting Graham and Metropolitan avenues. Transportation options into Manhattan and all points throughout Brooklyn and Queens are but a short walk to area’s multiple subway stations (L and G lines) and buses.