Designed by the acclaimed architecture firm, ODA, 51 Jay is an industrial warehouse conversion, that offers classic, historic details with sleek, contemporary finishes.
Situated on the 5th floor, this chic two-bedroom residence boasts nearly 1,400 square feet. Enter into a beautiful open chefs kitchen and spacious living room with a wall of expansive, floor to ceiling casement windows. The open chefs kitchen is appointed with custom cabinetry by Aster Cucine, La Rochelle Gris marble slap countertops and a complete Gaggenau appliance package.
The impressive master suite offers oversized dual pane windows, a custom-built walk-in closet leading to an en-suite master bathroom which features walnut marble flooring, a lacquered dark brown double vanity with copper detailing, a glass enclosed walk-in shower and deep soaking bathtub. The second bedroom is very well proportioned with oversized windows and a large, customized closet. The second full bath and powder room are both elegantly finished with nickel hardware, tundra gray honed marble, oak vanities and basalt porcelain tiles.
Additional Highlights: gorgeous oak herringbone wood floors, soaring 10+ foot high ceilings, central heat/AC, custom built designer shelving, striking steel casement windows with custom shades throughout and a vented in-unit Bosch washer/dryer.
Amenity Package: A double-height attended lobby with 24-hour concierge, fitness and yoga room, childrens playroom, residents' lounge, pet wash, bike storage, resident storage, a pet washing & grooming station, a large capacity laundry room and cold storage. The outdoor space includes an intimate landscaped courtyard and a magnificent rooftop terrace with multiple lounging areas, an outdoor kitchen, grill and fireplace.
The historic streets lead to Brooklyn Bridge Park famed by Janes Carousel, St. Anns Warehouse, Dumbo House, Empire Stores and Time Out Market. Dumbo has also become a destination of boutique shops, art galleries and Michelin star restaurants with impeccable waterfront views. Manhattan is just one stop away on the F, A or C subway lines, a short bike ride over the Brooklyn or Manhattan Bridge or a quick ride on the East River ferry to downtown and midtown destinations.
