875 Saint Marks Avenue, #3A

Welcome home to 875 Saint Marks Avenue #3A, a stunningly gut renovated 1 BR/1 BA mint condition condominium. This rare, spacious home in a boutique 7 unit new development within a pre-war brownstone sits in the landmark district of historic Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Situated on a tranquil, tree-lined landmark block, this unique and exquisite condominium exudes the perfect mixture of pristine modern upgrades and sunlight along with incredible character and warmth.

This top floor, sun-drenched, corner oasis offers soaring 11+ foot high ceilings, white oak herringbone floors, massive living and dining area which includes three large curved bay windows and custom window seating, original exposed brick walls, original beams and a decorative fireplace.

Two skylights and 7 huge windows offer southern and western exposures which provide an abundance of natural light in each room all day long; you can watch the sun rise each morning and set each evening.

A gorgeous open kitchen features an original restored stained glass window, white and blue custom shaker-style cabinetry accented with oil-rubbed bronze hardware, white Ceaserstone countertops and a top-of-the-line stainless steel appliance package including Bertazzoni range with Faber hood, Fisher-Paykel refrigerator and Electrolux dishwasher.

The bedroom features a skylight, unique windows, exposed brick and a spacious closet. The bathroom includes a skylight as well as a deep soaking tub, wall-to-wall beveled white subway tiles, custom marble-top vanity and tiled floors with hand-painted designer pattern.

Additional amenities include: Virtual Doorman, central A/C and heating, in unit LG washer/dryer.

Crown Heights is home to a variety of fantastic shopping, recreation and dining options including Barboncino, Berg’n, BKW, Tinto, Calabria, Mayfield, King Tai, Colina Cuervo, Cafe Rue Dix and Punchline Juice Bar. Brower Park and the Brooklyn Children’s Museum are directly across the street, while Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Public Library are only a short trip away.

Convenient transportation is easily accessible by the A & C trains at Kingston-Throop Avenues, the 3 train at Kingston Avenue and the 4 train via Eastern Parkway, as well as several bus lines right outside your front door.

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