404 3rd Street, #A1

This gracious floor-through apartment in coveted Park Slope is a dream home in a stunning 4-story boutique cooperative, close to Prospect Park and all conveniences! With beautifullydesigned interiors and access to 4 wonderful outdoor spaces, you’ll feel like you’re living in a tranquil oasis in the heart of Brooklyn’s best neighborhood. In addition to your own private terrace off the primary bedroom, you can also enjoy the building’s beautiful landscaped forecourt & rear patio garden, and furnished common roof deck offering panoramic vistas.

This 3 bedroom 2 full bathroom gem is brightened by generous windows on triple exposures to the north, south and east, including lovely arched windows in the living room & home office. Enhancing the elegant ambience are high airy ceilings, rich wood floors & trim, tasteful built-ins, classic moldings, exposed brick, custom cabinetry throughout, and a quality Vitsoe shelving system in the living room & primary bedroom.

The large light-filled living area is a perfect place to relax and entertain, adjoined by a spacious dining area accessed through a wide opening. The chef will love making casual & gourmet meals in the high-end open windowed kitchen styled with gorgeous Pietre Cardosa countertops from Italy, a center island for food prep & seating, premium stainless steel appliances & a built-in wine fridge.

Unwind in the huge king-size primary bedroom set in the quiet rear of the apartment, featuring a wall of built-ins, garden views, and a door to the peaceful terrace with stairs leading down to the yard.

In the long hall are 2 additional sunny bedrooms with ample closets, 2 full windowed bathrooms, a washer-dryer, and cozy office for reading & working remotely. Other highlights include a private 7’6"x10’ storage space in the basement, bike storage, and extremely low maintenance!

Built in 1931, 404 3rd St is a handsome limestone cooperative with 16 units and an unbeatable location in prime Park Slope. Zoned in PS 321 school district, the building is close to Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza’s weekly farmer’s market, great shops & restaurants on 5th & 7th Avenues, Old Stone House of Brooklyn, and the F/G/R subway lines.

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