429 Seventh Avenue, #5

Calling all outdoor enthusiasts! This exquisite one bedroom, 1.5 bath duplex co-op with a large private roof deck with gorgeous Manhattan views and a wood-burning fireplace will make you swoon! Perched on the third floor – just two flights up – you’ll find your own oasis in the city. This serene and sunny apartment is loft like, with high ceilings and bay windows. You’ll dwell well here. This level encompasses a spacious and beautiful living room and dining area.

The living room has a working wood-burning fireplace, with a blue ceramic tile surround and white mantle. You’ll enjoy the newly renovated kitchen, with brand new white cabinetry and grey caesarstone counters, along with stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher. It’s perfect for putting together a meal to eat on your very own roofdeck!

There is also a pretty, white half bath on this level and a coat closet. Walk up the spiral staircase to find a huge bedroom suite with 10’7" ceilings! The sun streams in here. Your king size bed will fit here as will all your dressers, a desk, and even room to sit and read in an easy chair! This floor has a very large closet, as well as a washer/dryer.

There is a spacious full bathroom here too. Another flight up brings you to your own private roof deck! Magnificent Manhattan and Brooklyn views await you. 427 7th Avenue is a historic, self-managed, well-maintained and pet-friendly building with no underlying mortgage that provides dedicated personal basement storage and bike storage. This turnkey duplex offers amazing value in a very sweet location. Located in South Park Slope, it’s near all. Prospect Park is just two blocks away, and great restaurants, cafes and shops are nearby, including Coleur Cafe, Fonda, Casa Azul, Lore, Pasta Louise, Ottava, Provini, Zatar and more.

It’s close to the F, G and R trains and the B67/69 bus. Come take a look – you will want to make this your own.

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