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A new townhouse conversion by ECKSTROM.
As featured in the classic book "Bricks and Brownstone " published by Rizzoli, 109 Willow Street is a perfect example of the Colonial Revival houses built in the early 20th century that were inspired in the design of the early 19th century row houses of the past. Built in 1905 by architect John Petit, the classic features of this style are in full display here, like red brick facade, marble entrance stoop and doorway, limestone window trim and perfectly restored original wooden window shutters.
Prominently located on a picturesque, tree-lined street in Brooklyn Heights, the townhouse at 109 Willow Street offers three house sized residences that emulate the comfort and space of living in your own brownstone while enjoying the convenience of a move in ready, never lived in and gut renovated boutique three unit condominium. Fully updated and redesigned in the soft minimalist style, ECKSTROM has again created a home that focuses on well being by refining the spaces into their purest form using honest, natural materials and simple forms.
Set in a spacious, 25.5 feet wide turn-of-the-century, 9,000sf Colonial Revival mansion, the three distinctly unique homes, feature many of the home's original details and offer comfortable multi level layouts with king sized bedrooms, large bathrooms, generous closet and storage space and beautiful private outdoor spaces. The carefully selected finishes include Ash wood floor planks by Dinesen imported from Denmark, Calacatta Viola marble countertops imported from Italy, custom Shinnoki wood cabinets made in Belgium, and a full Miele appliance package. Bathrooms and kitchens feature fixtures by Waterworks, Grohe, and Porcelanosa with natural stone countertops in Ocean Blue Travertine and Belvedere Leather natural stones.
109 Willow is just steps away from the Promenade and its breathtaking views of Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge Park and all the conveniences of
