\*Happy to show outside of Open House times, please reach out to schedule!\* Residence 2A is a one-bedroom with a massive dressing room, large enough to use as a full walk-in closet, fully equipped with frosted glass doors that allow for the perfect balance between privacy and natural light.
Outside the entry, a private storage unit works as a mud room for coats, shoes, and whatever you would rather leave at the door. A wall of floor-to-ceiling windows connect your living room to the outside, seamlessly blending the outdoors with your residence.
The kitchen pairs vein-matched quartz countertops with a breakfast bar and carries a Bosch cooktop, oven, microwave, and dishwasher with a Bertazzoni refrigerator. The bath is fitted with a Delta shower, American Standard sink, and an automated hands-free toilet, and 7" wide-plank European white oak runs underfoot.
100 Scholes Street is a boutique new development of just eight residences, each with private outdoor space. Every home is unified by a single design palette carried through the entire residence, from kitchen cabinetry to wardrobes to bath, with vein-matched quartz flowing from the kitchen countertops and backsplash to the bathroom vanity.
Residences feature zoned central air with remote and app-based control, a dedicated condenser serving only your home, LG washer and dryer, radiant heated bathroom floors, automated hands-free toilets with heated seats and optional bidet attachments, floor-to-ceiling windows, and generous storage seamlessly integrated throughout.
It is the latest project from a Brooklyn-based development team with over two decades of luxury condominium experience. Set in the heart of Williamsburg, one of Brooklyn's most sought-after and culturally vibrant neighborhoods, 100 Scholes places acclaimed dining, independent galleries, and the borough's creative energy at your doorstep. Sternberg Park and the Williamsburg Community Center are minutes away, and with the G, J, M, and L lines all within a ten-minute walk, the rest of the city stays close.
