Welcome to 35 Dikeman Street, a rare, custom new construction townhouse delivering the design, materials and private outdoor space that are virtually impossible to find in standard Brooklyn new development.

Welcome to 35 Dikeman Street, a rare, custom new-construction townhouse delivering the design, materials and private outdoor space that are virtually impossible to find in standard Brooklyn new development. Recently featured in The New York Times and conceived by HIER in collaboration with Gradient Architecture, this residence sits on the quietest residential block in Red Hook. Step inside to discover a remarkably rich, considered material palette. Custom oak millwork, warm wood and terrazzo flooring, and limestone brick create an atmosphere of grounded luxury. The flexible three-bedroom layout adapts easily to your lifestyle, converting to a two-bedroom-plus-den or expanding to accommodate up to four bedrooms. The main level is an entertainer's dream, with a double-height living room flowing seamlessly onto a private rear deck and landscaped garden. Upstairs, the crowning primary suite is a private sanctuary with its own roof terrace and dual-exposure views of the Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor. Culinary enthusiasts will love the custom Space Theory kitchen, fully integrated with Sub-Zero, Gaggenau and Miele appliances. Thoughtful design extends to the guest bath, a flexible Jack-and-Jill configuration with separable functions for maximum privacy. With a private one-car garage, additional driveway parking and a dedicated LG laundry room with a utility sink, 35 Dikeman pairs the scale and privacy of a traditional townhouse with an architectural approach rarely found in new construction. Set in Red Hook, a historic waterfront enclave of cobblestone streets and low-rise architecture at the edge of New York Harbor, the home offers rare privacy without sacrificing connectivity. It is within the coveted District 15 and moments from BASIS Independent Brooklyn, one of the borough's most esteemed private schools. Van Brunt Street's restaurants, shops and waterfront piers are steps away, and sister neighborhood Carroll Gardens is a short walk, with the F and G trains at Smith-9th Streets. The NYC Ferry at Atlantic Basin offers a scenic commute to Manhattan. Drivers sit right at the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, with seamless access to the BQE, the Gowanus Expressway and Lower Manhattan. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to own a true custom townhouse in one of Brooklyn's most private enclaves. Contact us today for a private viewing.