Brown Harris Stevens

Welcome to Residence No. 2 at 155 Noble Street – a captivating blend of contemporary sophistication and historic elegance, located in the coveted Greenpoint Historic District. This distinctive 4-bedroom, 3-bath home spans over 2,500 square feet and includes a keyed-elevator, private rooftop cabana, and on-site storage. The stained-glass lancet windows of neighboring landmarked church unleash an enchanting visual poetry—captivating scenes rarely seen up close nor experienced daily. Arrive in style via a private keyed elevator that opens directly into a spacious entryway, offering access to a thoughtfully designed split-bedroom layout or the expansive open-concept kitchen and living area. Framed by oversized double-casement windows, the sun-drenched living space boasts soaring ceilings and exquisite herringbone oak floors, provides a grand setting for everyday living and entertaining. The windowed chef’s kitchen is a refined showcase, anchored by a porcelain enamel Lacanche Volnay range with vented hood. Custom fumed gray oak cabinetry, Calacatta Paonazza marble countertops, and high-end cabinet integrated appliances—including a 42 Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and built-in undercounter microwave—deliver both function and flair. In the private north wing, you'll find four well-appointed bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a separate laundry room, all designed for peace and quiet. The serene primary suite offers a true sanctuary with its freestanding soaking tub, floor-to-ceiling white marble finishes, walk-in rainfall shower, and custom vanity topped with marble. The secondary bedrooms provide versatile options for guest rooms, home offices, or creative spaces. This full-floor home is equipped with state-of-the-art conveniences, including multi-zone climate control, an integrated Nest system, remote-controlled shades, Lutron lighting, and in-ceiling Sonos speakers. Ascend to your exclusive cabana rooftop terrace—accessible via the keyed elevator—where panoramic views stretch across church steeples, urban silhouettes, and leafy treetops, all set against the legendary Manhattan skyline. Ideal for hosting or unwinding, the space offers a perfect vantage point for stunning sunsets and open-air evenings. Originally built as the Polish National Alliance headquarters, 155 Noble Street is a landmark Gothic Revival building that was meticulously restored and converted into five full-floor condominiums in 2019. Residents enjoy amenities such as a refined lobby, Virtual Doorman, private storage, and keyed elevator access. Set on a picturesque block lined with trees and historic brownstones, this prime location places you between Manhattan and Franklin Avenues, mere steps from the Greenpoint Avenue G train and a short stroll to McCarren Park. The neighborhood is renowned for its vibrant dining scene, featuring Michelin-starred spots like Restaurant Yuu, Oxomoco, Bonnie Cecily, and Pierozek.