Residence 401 is defined by a rare floor-through orientation that provides a balance of natural light and privacy. By spanning the full depth of the building, the home captures consistent southern light across the living area and second bedroom while the primary suite remains a quiet, north-facing retreat overlooking the treetops. This intentional layout ensures that social spaces receive natural light throughout the day while the sleeping quarters offer a tranquil atmosphere.

The interior features an intelligent, no-wasted-space floor plan that maximizes every square foot of the residence. The open kitchen is built with custom Treefrog walnut cabinetry, honed Calacatta Cressa marble, and a premium appliance suite by Bosch and Liebherr. The living area is scaled to comfortably accommodate a dining table and a sectional or couch without crowding the room. A split bedroom layout provides genuine privacy for guests or a home office, as the rooms are positioned on opposite ends of the home. The primary suite includes a private balcony and an ensuite bathroom with heated Carrara marble floors.

As one of only two homes on the floor, the residence offers an intimacy that is difficult to find in larger developments. Amenities include a gym with a Peloton, a common roof deck with Manhattan skyline views, and a 5×7 foot keyed storage unit that is deeded with the sale. A premier hair salon is located in the building immediately next door. Stroud Playground, a recently redesigned $5 million public space, is also located on the block.

The tree-lined street is within minutes of Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket. The location offers immediate access to specialty grocers and acclaimed dining along Franklin, Vanderbilt, and Washington Avenues, including local staples like Sofreh, Chavela’s, Mayfield, and Radio Bakery. The 2, 3, 4, and 5 express lines are located less than ten minutes away.