| ID# | RLS20123195 |
| Details | 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 half bath, dishwasher, Interior: 780 ft2, 72m2, 8 Units in the building, Building has 4 floors (DOM): 16 days |
| Construction Year | 1920 |
| Maintenance Fees | $575 |
| Taxes (per year) | $2,038 |
| Bus | 2 min: B67, B69 |
| 4 min: B63 | |
| 7 min: B41 | |
| 10 min: B103, B61, B65 | |
| Subway | 7 min: B, Q, 2, 3 |
| 8 min: R | |
| LIRR | 0.7 miles: "Atlantic Terminal" |
| 1.6 miles: "Nostrand Avenue" | |
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Prewar Detail, Private Rooftop With Sweeping City Views in Park Slope
Welcome to this bright, charming two-bedroom, one and a half bathroom condo at 709 Carroll Street where classic prewar character is combined with thoughtful modern updates and private outdoor space.
Perched on the top floor, this sun-drenched, southern-facing living room is warm and inviting, with ample room to create distinct living, dining, and home office areas. Hardwood floors and a beautiful decorative tin ceiling lend timeless character, while oversized windows bring in wonderful natural light throughout the day overlooking a beautiful tree-lined block.
The renovated kitchen features updated appliances, a Bertazzoni range and abundant storage, offering both style and functionality. Thoughtfully renovated, the primary bedroom is outfitted with a custom oversized cedar lined closet featuring a stacked LG washer and dryer, which integrates seamlessly into the space. Complete with a windowed primary ensuite featuring a large vanity and bathtub.
The standout feature awaits just one flight up, your own private rooftop deck, an incredible extension of the living space with exceptional city views. This elevated outdoor retreat offers a rare opportunity to enjoy your own piece of the Brooklyn skyline. The renovated apartment also features split systems throughout for cooling (and auxiliary heating) and additional basement storage in the basement.
Set along a storied Park Slope block, 709 Carroll is part of a distinctive stretch of late-19th-century architecture. The surrounding streetscape reflects the neighborhood's evolution in the 1890s, when elegant brick apartment buildings and classic brownstones helped shape the character of Brooklyn living that remains so sought-after today.
Just moments from the neighborhood's beloved Fifth and Seventh Avenue cafés, restaurants, and boutiques, the location also offers convenient access to multiple subway lines, including the B, Q, 2, 3, R, F, and G trains. Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza are nearby, offering miles of scenic paths, expansive green spaces, seasonal activities, and a beloved year-round farmers' market.
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