Leasing Now Open at Union Channel
Union Channel, the first building fully completed within the Gowanus Wharf development, has officially launched its leasing process, offering modern residential opportunities at 240 Third Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. The property is a collaborative effort between Charney Companies and Tavros Capital and consists of a total of 224 rental apartments, with a notable 25% set aside as affordable housing options.
A Modern Living Experience
Designed by Fogarty Finger Architecture, Union Channel is a stunning nine-story structure that features a unique dimpled aluminum metal exterior combined with an elegantly undulating concrete facade. Floor-to-ceiling windows enhance the building's aesthetic while allowing residents to enjoy natural light and scenic views of Boerum Hill to the north, Park Slope to the east, and Gowanus to the south, all the way extending to the waterfront.
Inside, the residences boast luxury finishes, such as premium engineered wood flooring and spacious nine-foot ceilings, ensuring a comfortable living space. The kitchen features high-end finishes, including Daltile concrete countertops, porcelain tile backsplashes, and stainless-steel appliances, set against custom wood laminate millwork. Bathrooms uphold similar standards of sophistication, offering large-format porcelain tile flooring and wall finishes that enhance the overall design.
Amenities That Enhance Lifestyle
Union Channel aims to provide not just homes, but a diversified lifestyle for its residents. The building houses a variety of luxurious amenities, including:
- - 24-hour doorman for security and convenience.
- - Landscaped roof deck complete with a swimming pool, ideal for relaxation or social gatherings.
- - Fully-equipped gym and a dedicated yoga room to promote a healthy lifestyle.
- - A co-working lounge that accommodates remote work needs.
- - A residents' sky lounge that fosters a community atmosphere.
Merging modern architectural design with lush amenities, Union Channel positions itself as an attractive option for those seeking a vibrant community where work, recreation, and living can seamlessly blend.
Community Connection
Both Charney Companies and Tavros Capital express their commitment to fostering relationships with Gowanus' cultural and community organizations. Nicholas Silvers, Founding Partner of Tavros Capital, highlighted their dedication to honoring the neighborhood’s rich history and supporting programs that have been woven into the fabric of Gowanus for years. Their approach aims to create a sense of belonging and community amongst the residents.
Connectivity and Surroundings
Union Channel benefits from its prime location, just one block from the Union Street R train station, providing residents with easy access to downtown Manhattan. The neighborhood is also rich in green spaces, including The Douglas and Degraw Pool, along with the Thomas Greene Playground, which features handball courts for outdoor recreation. Gowanus itself is a hub of creative energy, flourishing with art galleries, restaurants, and local attractions that enrich the living experience for all residents.
Future developments at Gowanus Wharf include three additional buildings: Douglas Port at 251 Douglas Street, Nevins Landing at both 310 and 340 Nevins Street, and a substantial 827-unit site at 175 Third Street. Apartments at Union Channel will have rental prices starting from $3,100 for studios to $7,300 for three-bedroom units.
For added convenience, the modern lifestyle at Gowanus Wharf is complemented by a dedicated app that allows residents to manage their living experience effectively. Whether it's paying rent, booking fitness classes, or connecting with neighbors, the app simplifies residential life in this innovative community.
For more information or to schedule tours, potential residents are encouraged to visit
gowanuswharf.com or contact the leasing team directly.
With a strong development vision, Union Channel represents a significant shift in modern urban living, combining luxury, community connection, and an appreciation for the vibrant culture of Gowanus, Brooklyn.