6 Renaissance Ct #16B, Brooklyn, NY 11206

Welcome to 16 Renaissance Court, a rare, designer-renovated 2-bedroom condo that redefines modern living in Bushwick. Perfectly situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this home offers the privacy and feel of a townhouse with the ease of a low-maintenance condominium. Parking is also available! The Space Upon entry, the expansive, open-concept living area greets you with clean lines and an abundance of natural light. Oversized windows invite a refreshing cross-breeze, while the interior features architectural decorative beams and pristine hardwood floors. The recent modernization has stripped away the traditional to favor a sleek, minimalist aesthetic that serves as a perfect canvas for your style. The Kitchen The kitchen has been completely transformed into a high-design culinary hub. Moving far beyond the standard renovation, this space features: Custom Palette: Minimalist grey cabinetry offset by a striking deep blue accent wall. Professional Grade: Stainless steel range with a vented hood Designer Finishes: Stainless steel fixtures, floating shelving with integrated accent lighting, and elegant sconces. The Bedrooms & Baths Primary Suite: A serene retreat painted in a calming sage green, featuring a modern ceiling fan, a private half-bathroom with a contemporary vanity, and a large walk-in closet with a custom storage system. Second Bedroom: A versatile, light-filled space with a built-in closet system—ideal for a home office, guest room, or nursery. Laundry Room: A dedicated utility room off the hallway featuring a state-of-the-art, large-capacity stackable washer and dryer. The Location & Perks This home is as practical as it is beautiful. Enjoy the rare Bushwick luxury of dedicated parking and exceptionally low carrying costs (common charges include heat and hot water). Located just minutes from the Myrtle Ave J/M/Z and the Morgan Ave L, you are steps away from local mainstays like Hank's, Formosa, and Roberta's. Experience a move-in-ready gem that has been truly curated for the modern New Yorker.