17 Hanover Place, New York City, NY 11201

Hanover House is a House that is a Home. It is a new 35-story rental building with 30,000 SF of amenities. Move-ins will commence in September.

A House filled with friendly faces, social spaces, and nooks for work productivity. Moments away from 13 subway lines and easy access to surrounding neighborhoods, our 1- to 2-bedroom apartments are conveniently located in reach of the best of Downtown Brooklyn.

A Home where you can relax, retreat, and create a space to call your own. When the day (or night) is done, your thoughtfully-designed home will provide a restorative pulse drop appointed with an in-home Bosch washer and dryer, custom solar shades, 9 ceilings in all major rooms, a custom-built work from home space in select rooms, and more.

Homes feature:
7″ wide White Oak plank flooring
In-home Bosch washer/dryer
Custom solar shades
9 ceilings in all major rooms
Customizable closets by The Container Store
Central Air

Kitchens feature:
Fisher & Paykel panelized French door refrigerator
Fisher & Paykel induction range with air fryer
Blomberg panelized dishwasher
Graystone Bergen Ash cabinetry
Caesarstone countertops
Full-height Caesarstone backsplash
Under-cabinet lighting
Sonneman dining area lighting

Bathrooms feature:
Caesarstone vanity top
Porcelain tile bathroom
Grohe fixtures and accessories

Building amenities feature:
Full Spectrum Fitness Center
Party room
Home theater
Games room
Arcade
Private Storage Available
Cafe access
Pet wash station
Tulu Smart Shop
Co-working lounges with complimentary indoor/outdoor WiFi in all amenity spaces
Private dining room with catering kitchen
Outdoor cinema
Communal fire pit
Outdoor Ping Pong
Outdoor Bocce ball
Lounge area
Barbecue dining and lounging terrace
Private grill and dining area available
Landscaped outdoor co-working area
Landscaped dog-park
Penthouse lounge
Penthouse dining room with terrace
Penthouse viewing terrace with vista viewers
South-facing sunning terrace

*Photos are representative of interior finishes and may not be of actual unit.