221 Frost St

The Elara is a recently completed (2025) five-story boutique condominium in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, containing eleven residences primarily configured as one- and two-bedroom homes. The low-rise profile and modern façade reflect contemporary infill development geared toward residential scale rather than high-rise density. Inside, units emphasize natural light and warm finishes: many listings reference floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings, wide-plank European white oak floors, open-plan living and dining areas, and designer kitchens with two-tone cabinetry, Dekton surfaces, integrated appliances, and matte-black fixtures. Several homes include private outdoor elements such as balconies, Juliet balconies, compact private terraces, rear decks or small yards; a handful are duplexes or penthouse layouts with larger terraces. Building-level conveniences are straightforward and resident-focused: an elevator, private storage lockers, and an intercom/video entry system. Mechanical comfort features include central heating and cooling and in-unit laundry in most units. The property sits on a tree-lined street in a residential pocket framed by McCarren Park, Cooper Park and Msgr. McGolrick Park, placing residents within short walks of restaurants, cafes, boutiques, music venues and weekend farmers’ markets. Parking is not noted among building amenities; pet policy and concierge services are not specified. The overall character is a design-forward, small-scale condominium that trades extensive shared amenities for contemporary apartment finishes and proximity to Williamsburg’s neighborhood life.