13 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Jun 18, 2024Days on Market: 13Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Park Slope (Brooklyn)
Monthly Maintenance:
$736
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$4,012
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$4,748
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($150,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Discover the perfect blend of classic charm and modern comfort in the heart of Park Slope with this delightful 1-bedroom third-floor co-op apartment. Situated on 3rd Street—one of the neighborhood’s most idyllic tree-lined double-wide blocks—this home offers a serene retreat with picturesque garden views.
Step into the inviting gallery hallway, perfect for displaying your art collection with recessed lighting and soaring 10-foot ceilings. Walking down this impressive hallway, you’ll be struck by the beauty of the original wood doors, moldings, and floors.
The bedroom features two large windows and promises tranquility and privacy, while the windowed bath offers a relaxing shower/tub combo, and the walk-in closet provides plenty of storage. The spacious open living area also boasts original hardwood floors and window frames, complemented by impressive wainscoting. Enjoy bright sunlight all day long from the south-facing windows, which overlook the rear gardens. The kitchen is impressively framed by custom millwork built-ins that offer additional storage, display, and a bar area. Exposed brick, tasteful cabinets, and a pantry round out the offering for cooking and entertaining. The co-op is self-managed, ensuring attentive care and a strong sense of community, with stable financials and no underlying mortgage.
Residents enjoy access to a recently renovated roof deck with stunning views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines, a well-maintained front yard with seasonal blooms, ample bike storage, on-site laundry facilities, and a large storage room (available for a modest fee). Embrace vibrant Park Slope with proximity to Prospect Park, JJ Byrne Park, Whole Foods, and the weekly Farmer’s Market. An array of renowned restaurants and cafes are just steps away. Conveniently located near the F, G, and R trains, this home offers easy and convenient access to the rest of the city while providing an ideal and charming new home. *Dogs allowed - must be under 25lbs and subject to board approval
The bedroom features two large windows and promises tranquility and privacy, while the windowed bath offers a relaxing shower/tub combo, and the walk-in closet provides plenty of storage. The spacious open living area also boasts original hardwood floors and window frames, complemented by impressive wainscoting. Enjoy bright sunlight all day long from the south-facing windows, which overlook the rear gardens. The kitchen is impressively framed by custom millwork built-ins that offer additional storage, display, and a bar area. Exposed brick, tasteful cabinets, and a pantry round out the offering for cooking and entertaining. The co-op is self-managed, ensuring attentive care and a strong sense of community, with stable financials and no underlying mortgage.
Residents enjoy access to a recently renovated roof deck with stunning views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines, a well-maintained front yard with seasonal blooms, ample bike storage, on-site laundry facilities, and a large storage room (available for a modest fee). Embrace vibrant Park Slope with proximity to Prospect Park, JJ Byrne Park, Whole Foods, and the weekly Farmer’s Market. An array of renowned restaurants and cafes are just steps away. Conveniently located near the F, G, and R trains, this home offers easy and convenient access to the rest of the city while providing an ideal and charming new home. *Dogs allowed - must be under 25lbs and subject to board approval
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