5 Brooklyn Homes With Look-tastic Loos You Can Buy Right Now

Bathrooms are often among the smallest rooms in a home, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be beautiful. Tile or marble? Claw foot tub or modern shower? To help you compare, we’ve rounded up five Brooklyn listings whose baths go beyond the average.

3 Pierrepont Place
Price: $40,000,000
Area: Brooklyn Heights
Broker: Corcoran (Vicki Negron)
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Are those bathrobes? Or ceremonial garb for this marble and gold temple to the shower gods? This grand bathroom is just one of 16 to be found in the elegant eight-unit brownstone at 3 Pierrepont Place. The 1897 building was famously home to Seth Low II — mayor of Brooklyn in the 1880s, and later, mayor of New York.

84A Lexington Avenue
Price: $2,695,000
Area: Bed Stuy
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Jessica Peters / Stephanie O’Brien)
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This two-family brownstone near the border of Bed Stuy and Clinton Hill has a master suite with a claw-foot tub surrounded by Carrera marble. The second bath appears to be entirely lined in marble from floor to ceiling. In case all that marble raises your expectations, know that the rest of the house does not disappoint.

1 Main Street #16
Price: $18,000,000
Area: Dumbo
Broker: Corcoran (Frank Castelluccio / Nicholas Hovsepian)
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Views from even the bathroom are likely to stun in this penthouse apartment in Dumbo’s iconic clock tower building. Among the home’s many amenities, the listing calls out its “spa-like baths with radiant heated natural stone floors, glass wall tiles, fixtures and fittings by Dornbracht.” Did you notice the waterfall shower? We did.

200 President Street #1
Price: $1,200,000
Area: Carroll Gardens
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Maggie Zahariou)
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This one-bed duplex in Carroll Gardens has mosaic tile you don’t see every day. In addition to the brown and orange bath and matching fixtures, the apartment sports a “custom made Moroccan mosaic” hearth in the living room.

25 Pilling Street
Price: $995,000
Area: Bushwick
Broker: Corcoran (Tom Le / Dennis McCarthy)
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This renovated two-unit townhouse has a bathroom with lovely light gray marble. The modern lines of the sink are rather unusual, adding something to a more affordable bath.

Which bathroom is your favorite?

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