10-50 Jackson

Jackson Avenue and Vernon Blvd.
Long Island City, NY
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10-50 Jackson sits at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Vernon Boulevard, the two main arteries that service Long Island City. Galleries, studios, museums, unique cafes, restaurants and services are all within a couple of blocks, offering residents a truly pedestrian lifestyle. At the edge of the East River you will find an extraordinary waterfront park and promenade for leisurely sunset strolls and weekend afternoon entertainment.

• 24-Hour Doorman with Cold Storage
• Parking Garage with Direct Access to Elevator
• Fitness Center
• Landscaped Roof Deck
• Stunning Views
• Wireless Internet Access
• Common Bike Room

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Verdi on Adelphi

80 and 82 Adelphi Street
Fort Greene, NY

Verdi on Adelphi is a boutique condominium building designed by Gene Kaufmann Architects, with 14 residential units and 2 units designed for medical offices. The spaces are modern and the layouts are intelligently designed and efficient.

All units are equipped with central air conditioning, stainless steel appliances, and each have their own private outdoor space.

The finishes are unique while remaining classic, and the oversized windows bring the best of the outdoors in.

• Brazilian Walnut Floors
• Caesar Stone Quartz Countertops
• Custom Walnut and Zebrawood Cabinetry with Frosted Glass Doors
• Ceramic and Glass Tiled Bathrooms
• Kohler Bathroom Fixtures

Fort Greene is known for its many graceful, tree-lined streets, its cultural diversity, its excellent proximity to Manhattan and access to transportation. The neighborhood contains many superb examples of mid-19th Century Italianate architecture, most of which is well preserved. Fort Greene boasts a large and growing number of Restaurants, Cafes, Shops, Boutiques, Art Galleries and Art Studios. It is also home to several important cultural institutions like the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn Music School, The Paul Robeson Theater, Urban Glass Works and The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts.

Fort Greene Park, the treasure of the neighborhood, was built as Brooklyn’s first park and designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, best known for their design of Central Park. It is host to many cultural events as well as a local Farmer’s Market. It is the focal point of Fort Greene’s beauty and sense of community.

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