130 Furman Street

South 405 is a four-bedroom duplex at the top of Pierhouse's south building, with a living room open through both floors that faces west across Brooklyn Bridge Park to Lower Manhattan. Above it is a private roof terrace, which the listing credits to Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, the firm that designed the park.

Brooklyn Bridge Park chose a joint venture of Starwood Capital and Toll Brothers City Living in 2012 to build on its Pier 1 sites, and construction began the next spring. Marvel Architects designed the complex, which joins the hotel to 106 condominium residences in two buildings, one of ten stories and one of four, faced in limestone and glass on the park side and in copper-toned metal panels along Furman Street. Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, the park's own landscape architects, did the landscape. Brownstoner reported in December 2016 that closings had begun at 90 Furman Street, and called 130 Furman the final, southernmost section of the project. The 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge opened next door in February 2017.

You come in on the upper floor. The kitchen has solid walnut cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances and two islands of Calacatta Tucci marble, each with its own sink, under a wood-lined recess in the ceiling. The dining and breakfast rooms share that floor with a powder room and a terrace the plan gives as 16 by 22 and a half feet. A steel stair with cable rails, under a skylight, leads down to the den, the living room, the primary suite with its walk-in closet and freestanding tub, and three more bedrooms, and a second terrace runs 32 feet along the living room and primary bedroom. The listing names Waterworks fixtures and walnut and brushed nickel vanities in the baths, and credits the lighting and glass upgrades to SR Projects, the New York studio Sacha Roubeni founded in 2018. The roof terrace measures 32 by nearly 48 feet on the plan.

The park's own history places the Pier 1 buildings on roughly the footprint of the National Cold Storage warehouses, demolished in 2010, the year Pier 1 opened as the park's first section. The floors in South 405 are reclaimed heart pine, and CityRealty's review of the building says its pine came from warehouses that once stood on the site.