Classic brownstone living -- elevated. Enjoy the beauty of a sunny floor-through apartment plus an upper-level master suite with private terrace -- all in an intimate pre-war Prime North Slope condo. Replete with original details, this 2-bedroom plus den duplex home boasts exposed brick, a wood-burning fireplace and handsome hardwood floors, as well as contemporary upgrades including a top-of-the-line kitchen, in-unit laundry, and smart outlets incorporating USB ports. The centerpiece of the main level of this home is a custom-built 17' long storage solution crafted of reclaimed wood and soapstone bookended by the working fireplace on one end and an18-bottle wine refrigerator on the other. The kitchen, featuring stainless-steel countertops and appliances, including a Subzero refrigerator, Blue Star range with hood, and dishwasher, faces south on tho the gardens of Park Slope. The bedroom and den on the main level, adjacent to the main-level bathroom face north on to quiet, tree-lined Berkeley Place. Upstairs, the king-sized master suite with its windowed, tiled master bathroom and adjacent roof terrace with incredible Manhattan skyline views, beckons. With combined monthly carrying costs less than $550, this sun-filled home also represents a solid investment. Other features include full-sized LG stacking washer & dryer. Located on the northern side of Park Slope, 32 Berkeley Place is a boutique brownstone condo with only 3 units. A short distance from multiple subway lines, including the N/R, the 2/3 and the B/Q at 7th Avenue. Within minutes of Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, and Prospect Park Zoo. This home represents the best of Park Slope, with access to groceries, coffee shops, restaurants, and all of Park Slope's 5th Avenue boutiques outside your doorstep, including the Park Slope Food Coop. Just 2 flights up. Call today for a private showing.
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