Rising behind a striking white-brick façade with a warm wood-clad entry door, 24 Jewel Street is a brand-new, ground-up two-family townhouse that brings a rare level of craft and scale to one of Greenpoint's most storied blocks. Spanning 3,100 square feet of gross interior space plus 575 square feet of gross exterior space across four stories and a fully finished cellar, the home unfolds across soaring, light-filled interiors, where oversized black-framed windows pull sunlight deep into every room from morning through evening. Wide-plank white oak floors, honed stone countertops, and quietly luxurious finishes throughout give the home a sense of calm, considered elegance rather than showy excess. The full-floor owner's residence spans three levels and offers three bedrooms, three full baths, and two powder rooms, anchored by an open kitchen and living floor with a marble waterfall island, Italian Bertazzoni appliances, and a private balcony for morning coffee or evening drinks. The primary suite occupies its own floor, complete with a walk-in closet, a spa-like bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub and glass rain shower, and direct access to a private landscaped terrace framed by skyline views of Lower Manhattan and One World Trade Center. The owner's unit also enjoys sole use of the finished cellar — a versatile recreation room with a wet bar, full bath, and its own walk-out access to the professionally landscaped backyard, a serene retreat of bluestone pavers and greenery bordered by mature trees. A fully separate, sun-drenched one-bedroom rental unit occupies its own level with a brand-new kitchen finished to the same exacting standard, offering strong income potential or flexible space for extended family — all while preserving complete privacy for the owner's floors above. Beyond the home itself, 24 Jewel Street sits on a wonderfully quiet, tree-lined residential block — the kind of street where the loudest sound is birdsong, even though it is only steps from the everyday energy of the neighborhood's best cafés, restaurants, and shops. It is a rare combination: a peaceful, low-key setting paired with true convenience, just a short stroll to leafy McGolrick Park and a few blocks more to the wide-open green expanse of McCarran Park, with the G train, WNYC Transmitter Park, and the East River waterfront all within easy reach as well. Greenpoint remains one of Brooklyn's most beloved and enduring neighborhoods — a place where century-old row houses, church steeples, and cobblestone remnants sit alongside a new wave of thoughtfully designed homes like this one. Known for its close-knit community feel, thriving small-business corridors, and unmatched proximity to the Manhattan skyline just across the water, Greenpoint offers residents the best of both worlds: neighborhood warmth and world-class access. With new parks, restaurants, and waterfront development continuing to elevate the area, 24 Jewel Street represents a rare opportunity to own a meticulously built new home in a location that only continues to grow in desirability.