Buyers flocking to Brooklyn to buy up some Village life.

Phase I sales have started at Village Terrace, a 42-unit glass-and-brick luxury condominium project which captures the traditional radiance of a culture rich community, blending seamlessly into the charming and welcoming neighborhood of Gravesend in Brooklyn.

Contracts have gone out on half the units in Phase I since sales opened at the development, a joint venture of Manhattan-based Wonder Works Construction Corp.--which is also building the Chelsea Club on W. 19th Street in Manhattan--and The Bobker Group from Sydney, Australia, developer of Morgan Lofts on 36th Street and Maple Terraces, a twin tower project opposite Nieman Marcus in White Plains, NY.

Village Terrace continues both developers high standards with first class increasing the comfort of fine living--and its location is unique. Village Terrace is situated near Avenue U and Ocean Parkway in the heart of the exclusive Syrian-Jewish community, only a few steps from Orthodox synagogues, kosher restaurants and food stores, retail, community services, private schools and convenient transportation via the F train and close by bus systems.

The units comprise of one, two and threebedroom residences and five luxury penthouses, ranging from 776 to 2,164 s/f. The lobby is marble with high ceilings and a full-time doorman.

Oversized, double-parted, insulated glass windows give expansive rooms a bright luminescence, allowing light to playfully explore the contours of gleaming hardwood floors. European-style kitchens utilize custom made features such as Blue Motion drawers, Stainless steel faucets, Bosche Dishwasher, and Ubatuba granite countertops. All units have connections for a washer and dryer and most of them have outdoor space with balconies. They are telephone and cable ready, have individually controlled air conditioning systems, and up to 50 s/f of storage space,

The common rooftop terrace offers a relaxing space to soak in the view of Brooklyn's striking skyline.

Amenities include a double height high glass exercise room and a restricted number of secure parking spaces at ground level.

Design for Village Terraces was provided by Tribeca-based Karl Fisher, architect from Montreal. Sales are being handled by Liliane David from the Corcoran Group, LLC.