"Two levels, two private outdoor spaces, and Williamsburg's rooftops in view. Residence 4B sits at the top of 100 Scholes in every sense.This two-bedroom penthouse duplex offers 852 square feet inside and 673 square feet of private outdoors, with a primary bedroom that comfortably fits a king-size bed. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open the main living level to a private balcony, while upstairs a dedicated home office leads to an expansive paver terrace with a built-in wet bar. The kitchen is finished with vein-matched quartz countertops, a breakfast bar, a Bosch cooktop, oven, microwave, and dishwasher, and a Bertazzoni refrigerator.The bath holds the home's signature detail: a Delta shower behind switchable privacy glass for natural light on demand, joined by an American Standard sink and an automated hands-free toilet. Wide-plank 7 "" European white oak runs across both levels.100 Scholes Street is a boutique new development of just eight residences, each with private outdoor space. Every home is unified by a single design palette carried through the entire residence, from kitchen cabinetry to wardrobes to bath, with vein-matched quartz flowing from the kitchen countertops and backsplash to the bathroom vanity. Residences feature zoned central air with remote and app-based control, a dedicated condenser serving only your home, LG washer and dryer, radiant heated bathroom floors, automated hands-free toilets with heated seats and optional bidet attachments, floor-to-ceiling windows, and generous storage seamlessly integrated throughout. It is the latest project from a Brooklyn-based development team with over two decades of luxury condominium experience.Set in the heart of Williamsburg, one of Brooklyn's most sought-after and culturally vibrant neighborhoods, 100 Scholes places acclaimed dining, independent galleries, and the borough's creative energy at your doorstep. Sternberg Park and the Williamsburg Community Center are minutes away, and with the G, J, M, and L lines all within a ten-minute walk, the rest of the city stays close."