The Huron

 

 

 

Greenpoint Luxury on the Water. The Huron is a Distinguished New Development Project Offering Residents Enduring River and Manhattan Skyline Views and a Laidback, Waterfront Lifestyle in One of Brooklyn’s Trendiest Neighborhoods.

 

Designed by Morris Adjmi, The Huron comprises 171 sublime residences between a pair of expansive residential towers. The façade is an expression of Greenpoint’s rich maker history, with a redbrick base, bronze metal cladding, and gridded windows imported from Europe. The interiors at The Huron are timeless in their design and evoke casual elegance. Airy ceilings and wide plank-engineered oak floors frame floor-to-ceiling windows with startling views of the East River and Manhattan skyline.

 

Quiet, energy-efficient multi-zone VRF heating and cooling is paired with Nest WiFi-enabled thermostats. The Kitchens juxtapose honed Italian Dolit marble slabs with custom-made, imported two-tone cabinets and drawers in white and washed walnut. The residences are equipped with a full suite of integrated Miele appliances, built-in Insinkerators, and matte black Signature faucets. All homes also come with Bosch Washer/Dryers. Residents at The Huron enjoy over 30,000 sqft of curated amenities and direct access to the maturing Brooklyn waterfront. Active spaces include a 50ft indoor saltwater pool overlooking the river, a state-of-the-art fitness center with Peloton bikes, a movement/dance studio with mirrors and ballet bars, and separate locker rooms with a sauna.

 

There is a stunning resident’s lounge with a pool table, a formal dining room, a co-working area with pods, booths, and conference space, a game room, and a children’s playroom. Outdoor spaces include a manicured waterfront promenade and an 8,000 sqft private park with recreation areas designed for kids. Additional services include a 24-hour concierge, private storage, on-site attended parking, a pet spa, a bicycle room, and a package room with cold storage. The Huron is moments from a variety of local restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops, and it is close to Transmitter Park, Newtown Barge Playground, and Greenpoint Beach. Public transportation options include the G subway line and the NYC Ferry.

 

 

Brooklyn’s northernmost neighborhood, Greenpoint is a quiet, oftentimes overlooked residential area that once served as an encampment for the British Army during the American Revolution. Its waterfront boasts stunning views of the East River and the Manhattan Skyline, and an influx of development has added boutique and high-rise condominium buildings to traditional townhouses and apartment buildings.