Residence 2 at 111 3rd Street is a well-proportioned 2-bedroom 2-bathroom home that comes with a private roof deck. Third + Bond is an award-winning 44-unit condominium comprised of 8 townhouse-style buildings located at the intersection of Carroll Gardens and Gowanus. It is one of Brooklyn's first residential projects to receive both the LEED-platinum and ENERGY-STAR designations, meeting stringent requirements for energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. This apartment is an impeccably designed home offering a spacious southern exposed sun-filled living/dining room with over-sized double-paned windows, 9' ceilings and Forest Stewardship Council certified solid hardwood flooring. The open kitchen is well-appointed with walnut veneer and opaque glass cabinetry, Caesar stone countertops, a deep sink with garbage disposal, and suite of Energy Star stainless steel appliances by GE. Off the hallway is a full bathroom with a standing glass shower and penny tile flooring as well as a laundry closet with a washer/dryer. The primary bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a double sink, deep soaking tub, and a closet-lined dressing area. On the opposite side of the hallway is the second bedroom, medium-sized with good closet space. Other green features include energy recovery ventilators for tempering and filtering fresh air continuously, locally sourced brick, recycled aluminum facade panels, drought tolerant landscaping, high-efficiency lighting, and dual flush toilets. The building offers central air and heat, a video intercom system, pets are welcome, and taxes are abated until 2027. Nested at the nexus of several great Brooklyn neighborhoods, including Cobble Hill, Gowanus and Park Slope, Third + Bond is located just a few blocks from the Carroll Street subway stop (F/G), Whole Foods, and all the vibrant restaurants and shops of Carroll Gardens, BoCoCa and Gowanus. Third + Bond is the first Platinum rated, LEED for Homes Mid-rise project in New York City and was awarded the 2012 Low-Rise Residential "Builidng Brooklyn" Award by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce.
