959 Madison Street #2A

5.75% financing available for qualified buyers via Valley National Bank

Introducing this stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo at 959 Madison Street, an exciting new residential boutique offering luxurious homes, private outdoor space, and thoughtful amenities in a vibrant and accessible locale. Pre-finished engineered white oak floors, high ceilings with recessed lighting, and floor-to-ceiling double-glazed Pella windows combine to create light and airy interiors that exemplify modern city living. A spacious balcony is perfect for sun lounging, urban gardening, entertaining, and more.

A welcoming foyer adorned with a coat closet and full bathroom ushers residents into an open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen saturated natural light. The living area flows out onto the balcony, while the corner kitchen is equipped with sleek Silestone countertops and backsplash, custom walnut cabinets from Miton, a wall-mounted pot filler, a Summit wine cooler, and high-end integrated appliances from Bertazzoni, Haier, and Fisher & Paykel.

The primary suite boasts a walk-through closet and a private en-suite bathroom with a custom Fresca double vanity, a custom vanity mirror with hidden storage, a floating Fine Fixtures toilet, and a walk-in rain shower with Grohe fixtures. The second bedroom has a large reach-in closet and direct access to the balcony. Additional features include a Blomberg washer/vented dryer, internet pre-wiring, and an energy efficient, ceiling-concealed multi-zoned Gree heating/cooling system.

Situated on a quiet tree-lined street at the nexus of Bushwick and Bed-Stuy, 959 Madison Street is minutes from dozens of restaurants, bars, cafes, grocery stores and shops. It is a few blocks from Saratoga Park and Irving Square Park, and it is close to the J, Z, and L subway lines. The building has an elevator, video intercom system, private storage, and a welcoming, furnished lobby. A lovely rooftop deck features cabanas, integrated lighting, a BBQ hookup, and open city views that stretch to the Manhattan skyline.