Building: One Brooklyn Bridge Park

One Brooklyn Bridge Park has been one of the hottest, most high-profile condominium projects in all of New York since its 2008 launch.

Built as a warehouse in 1928, this amazing building is grand in scope and scale. OBBP sets the tone for the Brooklyn waterfront’s emergence as one of the most coveted places to live in all of New York.

Averaging 13 foot ceiling heights, huge windows flood the loft spaces with amazing light. In addition to the quality of the building, the interior and the sensational amenities, One Brooklyn Bridge offers a living experience unique to not just to Brooklyn Heights, but the entire city.
Surrounded by a brand new 85 acre park that rolls down to the waterfront. It’s full of wonderful places to rest and enjoy the stunning views of the harbor and Manhattan, and play in all the new wonderful park amenities it has. This monumental 1928 loft building features a 3000 s/f high end gym, 3 cardio rooms, 9 seater Screening room, Music room with a mini Grand Piano, 2 Children’s play rooms, Yoga studio, 2 Video games rooms, Pool/billiard room, 2 Business suites, Golf simulator room & an outdoor putting green, to name but a few. Parking is available to rent in the secure indoor parking garage with valet or buy your own private space in a separate area in the indoor garage. Refrigerated storage in the lobby for perishable deliveries. And each apt comes with its own storage space on the individual floors.

This is a full service luxury condo conversion with a full large staff, inc a Live-in Resident Manager, Doormen, Valets & of course a Concierge, that stand ready to assist you.

One Brooklyn Bridge Park sets a new standard for inspired New York City living…www.brooklynbridgepark.org

Studio, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom condominium residences are available. And the option to combine to create larger spaces is also a wonderful choice at OBBP.

Views at 360 Furman St range from compelling historic architectural exposures of Brooklyn Heights to panoramas of the rivers and downtown skyline.

Building description provided by Paul C. Dawson