A bayan kyakkyawan bangon gaba na dutsen farar ƙasa, wanda aka gina kafin yaƙi, a Arewacin Park Slope, wannan katafaren gidan kwararru ya haɗa cikin gida da aka sake gyarawa gaba ɗaya da tsohon bangon gaba da kuma wuri mai daraja.

Hau bene ɗaya ka shiga faffadan ɗakin zama, cin abinci da girki, wanda aka tsara domin taron baƙi na zamani. Ɗakin yana da haske sosai kuma rana na haskaka shi, tare da babban taga mai faɗin kusurwa; tagogi uku masu ban sha’awa ta fuskar gine-gine kuma an yi musu ƙyalli da itace mai daraja. Kicin ɗin mafarkin kowane ƙwararren mai girki ne: kayan aikin katako na goro da aka ƙera musamman, saman teburin Caesarstone, murhun Miele mai ƙunuwan wuta huɗu da bututun fitar da hayaƙi, firij ɗin Sub-Zero da injin wanke kwanukan Bosch mai matuƙar shiru. Rufi mai tsayi kuma yana ba da yalwar sararin ajiya a cikin kabad.

Duka ɗakunan kwana suna da girma sosai. Ɗakin wankan spa na cikin ɗakin kwana da na biyu cikakku suna da benaye masu dumama, kayan ɗaki na Restoration Hardware da na Kohler, da kuma fale-falen Ann Sacks masu farin ƙyalli.

Abubuwan jin daɗi a ko’ina sun haɗa da benayen allunan katako na goro mai faɗin inci huɗu, na’urar sanyaya iska ta tsakiya, dumama da iskar gas, injin wanki da na’urar busar da kaya mai girman cikakke tare da bututun fitar da iska, hana sauti a ƙarƙashin kowane bene, tagogi masu rage hayaniya, da na’urar sadarwa ta bidiyo. Ƙarin abin farin ciki shi ne kuɗin kula da wuraren tarayya suna da matuƙar araha.

St. Johns Place yana cikin ɓangaren Park Slope da ya fara bunƙasa bayan buɗe Prospect Park a 1867, lokacin da Olmsted da Vaux suka tsara Grand Army Plaza a matsayin babbar ƙofar shiga wurin shakatawar. Daga baya aka gina gidajen jere, sannan aka ayyana Gundumar Tarihi ta Park Slope a 1973. A ɗan nesa a kan wannan titi, Cocin Episcopal na St. John, wanda aka kafa a 1826 kuma yana daga cikin tsofaffin majami’un Brooklyn, ta yi bikin cika shekaru 200 a wannan shekara.

A yau, kana da ɗan tazara kaɗan da Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park da kasuwar manoma ta ranar Asabar; jiragen ƙasa na layukan 2, 3, B da Q kuma duk suna kusa. Shaguna, gidajen cin abinci da wuraren shan kofi na Seventh Avenue suna ɗan taku kaɗan, duk kuwa daga kan titi mai natsuwa da bishiyoyi a gefensa.

Behind a handsome prewar limestone facade in North Park Slope, this boutique condo pairs a gut-renovated interior with a historic facade and prime location.

Climb one flight up and step into an open living, dining and kitchen space made for modern entertaining. The bright and sun drenched room is framed by a sunny bay, where three architecturally striking windows are encased in rich wood. The kitchen is a chef’s dream: custom walnut millwork, Caesarstone counters, a four-burner Miele range with vented hood, a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a whisper-quiet Bosch dishwasher. Complete with high ceilings offering abundant cabinet storage.

Both bedrooms are generously sized. The ensuite spa bath and the second full bath share radiant heated floors, Restoration Hardware and Kohler fixtures, and snowy Ann Sacks tile.

Comforts throughout include 4-inch-wide solid walnut plank floors, central air, gas heat, a full-size vented washer and dryer, soundproofing beneath every floor, noise-reducing windows and a video intercom. Complete with especially low common charges.

St. Johns Place sits in the part of Park Slope that took shape after Prospect Park opened in 1867, when Olmsted and Vaux also designed Grand Army Plaza as the park’s grand entrance. Row houses followed, and the Park Slope Historic District was designated in 1973. Just down the street, St. John’s Episcopal Church, founded in 1826 and one of Brooklyn’s oldest parishes, celebrated its 200th anniversary this year.

Today you’re moments from Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park and the Saturday farmer’s market, with the 2, 3, B and Q trains all close by. Seventh Avenue’s shops, restaurants and cafes are a short stroll away, all from a quiet, tree-lined street.