Updated9/5/2019
Added8/13/2018
Added8/13/2018
About this Property
Be the first to live in this Park Slope townhouse gem that has just been meticulously renovated and entirely rebuilt from top to bottom by architecture firm Frances Mildred, with interior design and staging by Sheep + Stone. Exuding elegance, style, and comfort, this stunning home offers a modern take on a traditional townhouse, combining the best craftsmanship and period details with 21st century luxuries.
Spread over four floors of living space plus a cellar, this is a home of highest quality where every element (surface, fixtures, hardware, fittings) has been carefully selected with a discerning eye. The house consists of four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a large family room on the garden level, and a separate study/den with two skylights. A serene and private garden measures 50+ ft deep and provides a wonderful setting for relaxation or entertaining.
Located on a quiet tree lined block, the house is near 7th Ave and all the conveniences it offers. The subway is approximately one block away and Prospect Park only two Avenues east. Such a turn-key house in immaculate condition seldom comes available for sale in Park Slope.
Details
- Status:No Longer Available
- Type:Townhouse
- Tax:$ 438
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