Modern Bushwick Meets Luxury

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 terrace is perfect for sun lounging, urban gardening, entertaining, and more.

A key-locked elevator spills residents into a welcoming foyer adorned with a coat closet and full bathroom. Past the foyer is an open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen saturated natural light. The living area flows out onto the terrace, while the single-line kitchen is equipped with sleek Silestone countertops and backsplash, an eat-in breakfast bar, 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 terrace. 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