New to market and packed with detail, Haus96 is the premiere boutique condominium to come to Brooklyn this fall. This beautiful Pre-War building is situated on a prime street in the Prospect Heights Historic District just blocks from Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park. 

Each open kitchen flows into a generous living room and dining area. The kitchens have custom shaker style cabinets, pacific grey limestone countertops, Carrara marble tiles, a Bosch dishwasher, oven, stove, and Fisher & Paykel refrigerator. The living room boasts a custom fireplace mantle reclaimed from the original joists in the building. Each apartment has been outfitted with Restoration Hardware lighting fixtures, recessed hi-efficiency lighting, 5" plank white oak floors, a pre-wired entertainment system with zoned speakers and built in iPod docks, high efficiency triple pane windows, a Bosch washer/dryer, a state-of-the-art voice and video intercom, an instant hot water heater, a remote energy monitoring system, and a mini-split HVAC system. The two bedroom units each have a beautiful full bathroom, as well as a powder room for guests.  The three bedroom has two full bathrooms.  The full baths boast Carrara marble floors, a cast iron claw foot tub, custom medicine cabinets and vanities, white marble countertops and backsplashes, exposed brass fixtures, Toto dual flush toilets, and Restoration Hardware lighting. 

96 St Marks has been renovated to meet the Passive House EnerPHit standard by being very well insulated and air tight while providing continuous fresh air ventilation.   The result are homes that are more healthy, more comfortable and cost dramatically less to heat and air condition than any other homes on the market today.   Insulation materials are mostly dense pack cellulose, a material with very high recycled content and low embodied energy.  The windows are triple-glazed, and gas filled, with air-tight gasketing, that provide acoustic separation from street noise, maximum interior day lighting and passive solar heat gains while eliminating convective currents typically associated with leaky and poorly insulated windows.    Each apartment has its own dedicated ventilation system, with high-efficiency heat recovery, providing filtered fresh air to living spaces and exhausting air from bathrooms and kitchen spaces – maintaining high indoor air-quality by keeping pollutants such as soot, dust, pollen, CO2 and other typical toxins much lower than in typical buildings.