86 Schermerhorn St UNIT 14B, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Brand New Downtown BK 1BR w/ Floor-to-Ceiling Windows + In-Unit Laundry Schermerhorn You know how every new development in Downtown Brooklyn claims to be "luxury"? Schermerhorn is the rare building that actually lives up to the hype and then casually outdoes it. This brand-new 1BR feels like someone finally designed an apartment for real New Yorkers: huge windows, high ceilings, an actual living room, a kitchen that isn't hiding in a hallway, and (bless) a washer/dryer in your own unit. And unlike most places where they show you one layout and say "this is what's left," here you actually get options. Dozens of units. Multiple layouts. Different floors. Different exposures. You get to choose the vibe not settle for whatever's left. Inside, everything is clean, bright, and brand new the stainless kitchen, the sleek finishes, the tall windows even the walls feel like they're still taking a deep breath from being freshly painted. Inside the Apartment: True 1BR with a real living room Floor-to-ceiling windows (hello, skyline glow) Washer/dryer in unit High ceilings Stainless kitchen + dishwasher Quiet, energy-efficient construction Multiple layouts available studios too First to live here (everything is untouched) Building Amenities: Modern gym Resident lounge Large laundry room Bike storage Secure entry + elevators Professionally managed Dozens of units available now and releasing soon The Neighborhood (aka: you'll never be bored again): You're in the triangle of Downtown Brooklyn, Boerum Hill, and Brooklyn Heights basically the most convenient pocket in the borough. Minutes to: Trader Joe's Dekalb Market Hall Whole Foods (a short walk) Target BAM Brooklyn Bridge Park Smith Street Court Street Barclays + Atlantic Ave You can grocery shop, grab dinner, hit the Promenade, and still be home in time to fold laundry you didn't have to carry down the block. Transit: Pick a train you're probably near it. A/C/F/R/G 2/3/4/5 B/Q LIRR CitiBike racks everywhere This is the kind of building people move into and suddenly feel like their routine got an upgrade. Bigger space, better light, easier commute, and that "I actually love my apartment" energy that's becoming harder to find.