33 Bond Offers Renters Private Park, Views, Parking, Chelsea Piers Gym in Downtown Brooklyn

Sponsored By TF Cornerstone

Surround yourself with the best of Brooklyn: studio, one-, and two-bedroom rentals from $2,500 at the corner of Bond and Livingston.

Created By Brownstoner

Leasing has begun for homes at 33 Bond, a new 25-story, 714-unit rental development located between Livingston and Schermehorn streets on the border of Boerum Hill, further fueling Downtown Brooklyn’s transformation.

Designed by Handel Architects, the layouts of the studios, one- and two-bedroom homes are open concept, with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame views of the New York City skyline. Many of the apartments have a washer/dryer, walk-in closets and home offices.

Striking a balance between work and play, 33 Bond provides work-from-home residents with access to HomeWork, a private co-working space on the second floor. After a meeting in the conference room, walk a few feet and decompress at 33 Bond’s exclusive elevated park — essentially a rooftop deck on the second floor, so residents with acrophobia can enjoy it too — where barbecue grills, flowering trees, dining tables and lawn chairs stand as alluring invitations to outdoor living.

Other amenities include a 24-hour attended lobby, package attendant, club lounge with billiards table, screening room, designated event space, bicycle storage, parking garage and on-site pet grooming area.

On the ground floor, residents will soon be able to burn calories at Chelsea Piers, which is making its Brooklyn debut. The 52,000-square-foot gym can be accessed directly from the building lobby, and discounted memberships are available to all residents of 33 Bond.

On the street level, a different type of grind can be found at Colombian coffee roaster Devocion, the occupant of a 2,000-square-foot café. (Apartment seekers who visit the 33 Bond leasing office at 442 Atlantic will receive a hand-pulled espresso using Devocion-only coffee beans, courtesy of staff trained by Devocion’s own baristas.)

Nearby, an abundance of Downtown Brooklyn conveniences satisfy the needs of all types of foodies and filmgoers — DeKalb Market Hall, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Target, Trader Joe’s, and the forthcoming Whole Foods 365. Within three blocks are 10 MTA lines for the breezy commute to Manhattan.

Pricing starts at $2,500 for a studio; $3,100 for a one-bedroom; $4,400 for a two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit; and $4,800 for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit.

All leasing is done by TF Cornerstone. Incentives currently include one month free rent on a 12-month lease, security deposit reduced to $1,000, and a month’s rent paid toward the broker fee.

For more information call (718) 330-0330 or go to 33 Bond website.