About The Building

Faculty House was originally built as the rectory to the Cathedral located adjacent to the property on Atlantic Avenue. The school was discontinued many years ago and the building fell into disrepair. The developers found the unusual building, really two separate structures joined at the middle, could best accommodate their intention to create a very high quality residential condominium by designing an elaborate reconfiguration of the space. The effort to instill a special character to the new building revealed itself in these unique spaces.

Features

• top quality kitchen appliances
• granite kitchen countertops
• beautifully handcrafted maple kitchen cabinets
• jacuzzi/whirlpool baths in all units
• premium quarter sawn long length oak flooring in primary living area in most units
• historically accurate wood thermopane windows
• individually metered efficient gas heat
• individually zoned 7-day programmable touch screen thermostats
  (duplexes have 2 individually controlled zones)
• inset paneled apartment entry
• original paneled wood lobby entry with new stained glass artwork by
  SunBurst Studio
• solid pine 6 panel interior doors throughout with doorknobs and locks by Schlage
• extensive use of recessed lighting
• rebuilt fireplaces with power assisted exhaust and draft control in 7 units
• operable skylights in 4 units
• washer/dryer hookup (for ventless dryer only such as LG combo models) in 9 units
• duplex units have 2 station intercoms
• entire building pre-wired with CAT 5 wiring, telephone and cable

About The Neighborhood

The area in which Faculty House is located is one that has experienced a dramatic rise in interest and value over the last few years. Clinton Hill/Fort Greene has traditionally been one of the prime brownstone districts in Brooklyn. The corridor along Atlantic Avenue has experienced a substantial increase in value as one condominium project after the next comes on line. Anchoring this corridor is the planned Atlantic Terminal development that will bring over a thousand housing units and, at its far end, a sports stadium. Clearly the area combines the best of a traditional neighborhood alongside a dynamic and growing tide of real estate investments and improvements.

The commercial corridor along Fulton Street brings a multitude of retail and entertainment venues within easy walking distance. Transportation can be found along the C subway line on Fulton Street. The area also has extensive parking lots.

Faculty House Condominium presents a real asset to its community, and living in these beautiful new homes provides the buyer with the experience of gracious brownstone living with the quality and convenience of an entirely new construction.