1457 – 1461 53rd Street · Boro Park, Brooklyn
Twenty homes in the heart of Boro Park.
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The Residences
Two buildings. Twenty condominiums. Built to last.
Located in the heart of Boro Park, The 53rd Residences offers twenty thoughtfully designed four-bedroom homes, carefully sized to balance comfortable family living with attainable pricing. Every square foot is planned with purpose, allowing families to enjoy a beautiful new home while remaining in the community they call home.
Developed by Guardian Management, bringing years of experience in property management and real estate operations. Built by Cityscape Builders, led by Shlome Frank, known for quality condominium construction throughout Brooklyn. Architectural and interior design by Raab Interiors, a leading design firm in the heimish community.
Features
Spacious 4 Bedrooms
Sized to fit everything your family needs, priced so families can afford it.
Sukkah Porches
Every residence includes its own sukkah porch.
Private Roof Decks
Top floor residences come with private roof decks.
First Floor Duplexes
Four large duplex homes on the first floor with private 20′ × 22′ backyards.
Cellar Storage
Private storage in the cellar for every residence.
Two Elevators
One elevator in each building.
Interiors
Premium finishes throughout.
Interiors by Raab Interiors
Italian kitchens
Italian porcelain tile
Wide plank engineered wood flooring
8' solid doors
Generous ceiling heights
Best-in-class mechanical systems
Floor Plans
Find your home.
Twenty four-bedroom residences across two buildings. Choose a floor on the facade, then select a residence to view its floor plan.
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5th Floor
Top floor · Private roof decks
Rear · Rear Exposure
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Front · 53rd Street
Evenings on 53rd Street
A warm welcome home, every night.
Location
In the heart of Boro Park.
Steps from shuls, schools and shopping on 13th Avenue. Everything the neighborhood offers, right outside your door.
1457 – 1461 53rd Street
Brooklyn, NY 11219