Kaabo si 9511 Shore Road, Ibi Iga #609. Ibi yii ti o wa ni oke ile ni ipari oju-ọna ni iha Iwọ-oorun ati Ariwa pẹlu awọn iwoye taara ti One World Trade Center ati Manhattan skyline. Ikan ropo pẹpẹ gẹgẹ bi a ti ṣe, gbogbo ohun ni ile naa jẹ tuntun patapata ati pe ẹni ti o ni orire lati ra yoo jẹ ẹni akọkọ lati gbe inu rẹ.

Ile-iṣọ onjẹ funfun ti o mọ, ti a ti ṣii ni ọkan, ni asopọ pẹlu awọn agbegbe i diẹ, ti n pese aaye didan ati ti n ni imọlẹ fun gbigba ati ṣiṣe. Ibi idana naa ti wa ni ipese pẹlu awọn ohun elo irin inox pẹlu ibi idana Bosch, ẹrọ iwẹ ati microwave, ati firiji Blomberg. Awọn ina ọna ati awọn ina oke ti wa ni fi sori ẹrọ tẹlẹ pẹlu awọn eto A/C pin ni gbogbo yika.

Iwa ti apẹrẹ to dara: ile-iku wa ni kikun pẹlu ibi ipamọ, ti o ni awọn apo mẹta, pẹlu ọkan nla ti o le wọle. Ibi naa ni apapọ awọn apo 6 ni gbogbo, pẹlu awọn apo meji ni yàrá akọkọ ati omiiran ni yàrá keji/iṣe ile.

Ẹrọ fifọ/fifọ ti wa ni fi sori ẹrọ ni ile-iwẹ keji.

Iwoye gidi ti a ti ṣe apẹrẹ fun ile yii ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ Schulman & Soloway ni “Ikole Awọn Ẹka ti o tobi ni etikun.” Gẹgẹ bi itọsọna yẹn, awọn ile ni iwọn nla, ti o tobi ju awọn ibeere igbasẹ ti akoko naa lọ, ati ile naa ti ni ipese pẹlu awọn ibi-lobby to tobi ti a nṣiṣẹ. Ibi yii ti a ti fa jade ti a ṣe atunṣe daradara ati ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ awọn oniwun rẹ. Ọkan, onimọ-ọnà ti o dagba ni ayika idagbasoke ile naa, le ranti sisun sinu ibè akọkọ ni 1956; ekeji jẹ apẹẹrẹ inu ile ti a tẹjade ati olorin. Awọn ile-iṣọ wọnyi n pese didara ni gbigbe ti ko yatọ si idagbasoke tuntun, laarin ẹwa to ni itunu ati ibile ti Fort Hamilton. Itọju fun didara jẹ gbogbo iṣẹ ile naa, pẹlu gbogbo nkan lati ọdọ awọn oṣiṣẹ ti o ti pẹ ati ibaraẹnisọrọ, si awọn aaye ọgba ti a ṣe pẹlu awọ, ati awọn iṣẹ ọna ti awọn oniwun ara wọn ti o ṣe aṣa silẹ ni ibi-lobby ati ile aṣayan.

Iṣẹ-ounjẹ, rira, ati awọn irọrun ibugbe wa ni Fort Hamilton, ni ibamu meji si aaye alawọ ewe ti Shore Road. Iwọle ile naa wa ni kọja lati ọdọ papa Shore Road Park ati Parkway ti o le wo Narrows Waterway. Papa naa kun fun awọn ẹya pẹlu awọn ọna kẹkẹ, awọn ilẹ-kere, ati awọn aaye tennis. Irin-ajo ni etikun naa ni diẹ ninu awọn iyanu ti NYC, ti n wọle lati ọdọ Verrazano Bridge, si awọn ọkọ oju omi iṣowo ti kariaye ti n fo nipasẹ Harbor New York, ati nikẹhin si Freedom Tower ati Financial District Skyline, gbogbo wọn tan imọlẹ ni iyanu ni alẹ.

Awọn idiyele gbogbogbo pẹlu igbona, omi gbigbona, ati gaasi ikoko. Ile naa wa ni ipese pẹlu yara idasilẹ (pẹlu ibi ipamọ tutu), ile-ẹkọ ere, yara iwẹ, ati ibi ipamọ kẹkẹ.

Ti wa ni ipo daradara si gbigbe, R Train ni 95th Street ati East River Ferry jẹ awọn iṣẹju 45 si Wall street. X27 Bus jẹ iṣẹju 35 si Wall street. Pẹlupẹlu si Belt Parkway ati BQE ti o ba n wakọ.

Jọwọ kan si ni taara lati ṣe eto iwoye ikọkọ.

Welcome to 9511 Shore Road, Apartment #609. This top-floor corner unit offers North and West-facing exposures with direct views of One World Trade Center and the Manhattan skyline. A complete gut-renovation, everything in the apartment is brand new and its lucky buyer will be the first to occupy.

A clean, all-white open-kitchen adjoins the living and dining areas, providing a bright vibrant space for hosting and entertaining. The kitchen is outfitted with stainless steel appliances including a Bosch range, dishwasher and microwave, and a Blomberg refridgerator. Track and overhead lighting come pre-installed along with split A/C systems in each room. 

A feature of good design: the entry-foyer comes packed with storage, hosting three closets, including a large walk-in. The apartment totals 6 closets altogether, with twin closets in the primary bedroom and another in the second bedroom/home-office.

Stacked washer/dryer comes installed in the second bathroom.

The original concept statement for this Schulman & Soloway designed building was to construct "Oversized Units by the Sea." Per that directive, the apartments were generously sized, larger than the zoning requirements of the time, and the building equipped with a large, staffed lobby. This sponsor unit was meticulously renovated and designed by its owners. One, an architect who grew up around the development of the building, can remember falling into the first excavation pit in 1956; the other is a published interior designer and artist. These condominiums offer a quality of delivery not unlike a new development, within the comfortable and classic aesthetic of Fort Hamilton. The care for quality is consistent throughout the building's operation, including everything from the long-tenured and amiable full-service staff, to the colorful landscaped garden spaces, and the owners' very own works of art which decorate the lobby and model apartment.

Dining, shopping, and residential conveniences abound in central Fort Hamilton, a mere two blocks from the idyllic green-space of Shore Road. The building entrance sits across from the bench-lined Shore Road Park and Parkway which overlooks the Narrows Waterway. The park is replete with features including bike paths, ball fields, and tennis courts. The walk along the waterway hosts some of NYC's best vantages, panning from the Verrazano Bridge, to vessels of international commerce floating through New York Harbor, and finally to the Freedom Tower and Financial District Skyline, all of which light up magnificently in the evening.

Common charges include heat, hot water, and cooking gas. The building comes equipped with a package room (including cold storage), fitness center, laundry room, and bike storage.

Well positioned to transportation, the R Train at 95th Street and the East River Ferry are both 45 minutes to Wall street. The X27 Bus is 35 minutes to Wall street. Near to the Belt Parkway and the BQE if driving.

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