Townhouse: 90 Wyckoff Street

This architecturally significant home sits discreetly on a tree-lined block nestled between Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill, two of Brooklyn’s most vibrant historic neighborhoods. Sculpted from raw warehouse space, this stunning residence has been brilliantly designed to provide every conceivable amenity for gracious urban living. Combining the privacy of a single family home and the aesthetic of loft living, this sprawling residence of approximately 6000 square feet is flooded with light from a grand central atrium positioned above a dramatic sculptural steel staircase, as well as a spectacular elevated skylight on the first floor extension. If the beauty of life is found in the details, herein lies true beauty!

The inviting open loft-style main level provides 2000 square feet of generous living and entertaining space featuring a well-equipped chef’s kitchen with a custom island, separate bar, casual and formal living and dining areas and beautifully crafted custom built-ins designed to display your treasured collections. The luxury of a heated private garage with curb cut provides parking for two cars and offers the rare privilege of complete privacy and convenience.

This singular home flows beautifully throughout the public and private areas and offers three distinctly different outdoor spaces. Entertaining is effortless on the 50-foot second floor terrace which is serviced by a small indoor kitchen as well as a Viking outdoor range with two burners and a direct gas hook up. Echoing the thoughtfully conceived lower level, this outdoor paradise provides an opportunity for formal dining and casual lounging under a comfortably furnished custom wood Pergola. Again privacy is the recurring theme.

The private portion of this residence houses four generously proportioned bedrooms, two with wood burning fireplaces, in addition to a dedicated art room or home office and a private terrace. The lower level of this magnificent home is equipped with a media room and large laundry/utility room.

Building Description Provided By Mary Ellen Cashman