55 Seventh Avenue, #3

55 7th Ave, Unit 3

BACK ON THE MARKET

Sex in the City and Carrie Bradshaw approved.

Situated on the third floor of a truly unique 1880’s Gothic Revival limestone townhouse, this generously sized one bedroom has approximately 900 square feet of living space and can easily be reconfigured to accommodate a second bedroom, office or den. Light floods in through three enormous front windows in the living room, which look out on a charming balcony, spanning all three windows, and the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. The centerpiece of the grand living room is the gorgeous wood burning fireplace complete with pier mirror and is illuminated by the petal pink venetian chandelier above.

The brand new stunning kitchen was just completed and is sure to charm you.

Highlights include the painted custom millwork, White Attica Caesarstone counters and backsplash, the retro fridge and the stainless suite of chef’s appliances. The white farmhouse sink is large enough to hide any mess and the brass fixtures and sconces above are the perfectly accent.

Exposed brick walls grace the enormous tranquil bedroom which is accented by the white marble decorative fireplace, another pier mirror, and an enormous custom wardrobe complete with full size washer/dryer. This quiet bedroom looks out onto the sweet landscaped gardens of Saint John’s Place.

The new windowed spa bathroom with its Carerra herringbone floor, Duravit fixtures and marble vanity is surely a winner. The handsome ceramic surround, wall mounted brass fixtures and sconces complete the picture. The home’s pre-war details include: original hardwood floors with walnut inlay and 12 foot soaring ceilings with original crown molding as well as the carved white marble mantle in the bedroom.

Located in the heart of the North Slope in close proximity to excellent subway lines, Prospect Park, loads of dining and shopping options, the Brooklyn Public Library, Museum and Botanic Garden.

All of this and the co op offers storage and welcomes your pets too!

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