Ti a ṣe afihan ninu apakan “Lori Ọja” ti The New York Times, ile-iṣẹ SPRAWLING yii jẹ ọkan lọtọ. Pese aaye gbigbe ti o gbooro, awọn iṣeto jẹ ailopin. Ti wa ni ipo tootọ nibiti Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, ati Brooklyn Heights ti pade, ile-iṣẹ naa ni imọlara gbigbona ati iwuri pẹlu igbó èso tí a fi hàn, ilẹ igi atilẹba, ati àgbó málúù àdáṣe. Ni akoko kanna, ikole idana ti a tun ṣe, eto itanna ti a ṣe ilọsiwaju, ati awọn ferese ilẹmọ meji mu gbogbo awọn iwulo ti igbesi aye ode oni wa.

Ile idana pẹlu ferese ni o ni ọpọlọpọ aaye lati ṣe ounje ati pejọ. O ni awọn akojọpọ ti o wuyi, ibaraẹnisọrọ agbẹ, ati akojọpọ ẹrọ omi / omiran ti ara Yuroopu. Ile idana naa nṣan taara sinu ile gbigbe ti o gbooro - pẹlu bẹẹni, FERESI mẹrin ti o dojukọ guusu, eyi ti a ti lo gẹgẹ bi ile gbigbe ati ọfiisi ile ati aaye isinmi. Ohun ti o jẹ yàrá keji ni bayi ti wa ni amuduro pẹlu awọn akojọpọ aṣa, tabili ti a fa jade ati chaise lounge ti a kọ. Ni ipari ọta, yàrá ibugbe naa nfunni ni diẹ ẹ sii igbó èso tí a fi hàn, ferese ti o dojukọ ariwa, ati agolo iwọn kikun. Ni ita fọyi, baluwe ti o ni ferese dapọ awọn ohun elo ode oni pẹlu ẹwa ibile, pẹlu àgbó málúù àdáṣe rẹ.

Loke, awọn olugbe pin ile-ìkà tó wa lókè ti o ni iwo 360-digiri - dara fun kofi owurọ tabi awọn iṣafihan alẹ. Awọn anfani ile miiran pẹlu ibi ipamọ ti a pa (ti o wa fun owo oṣooṣu kekere), yara kẹkẹ, ibi ipamọ fun kẹkẹ ati ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ, yara fifọ ti a ṣiṣẹ pẹlu kaadi, ati intercom fidio. Awọn ẹranko jẹ welcome ni agbegbe ti o sunmọ yii ti awọn ẹya 25.

Agbegbe naa ni gbogbo ohun ti o nilo ni igbesẹ mẹta - awọn ile ounjẹ to ṣe pataki bi La Vara, Colonie, Rucola, ati Ki Sushi, pẹlu Trader Joe's nikan ni ibè. Awọn aṣayan afọwọṣe wa ni opolopo, pẹlu Blink, Equinox, F45, SoulCycle, ati Bar Method ti o wa nitosi. Ati pe gbigbe jẹ rọrun pẹlu awọn ila subway F, G, A, C, 2, 3, 4, 5, ati R ti o wa ni awọn iṣẹju diẹ.

Featured in The New York Times "On the Market" section, this SPRAWLING coop unit is one-of-a-kind. Offering a double wide living space, the layouts are endless. Situated right where Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Brooklyn Heights meet, the apartment feels warm and inviting with exposed brick, original hardwood floors, and a vintage clawfoot tub. At the same time, the renovated kitchen, upgraded electrical system, and double-pane windows bring in all the conveniences of today's living.

The windowed eat-in kitchen has plenty of space to cook and gather. It features sleek cabinetry, a tall breakfast bar, and a European-style washer/dryer combo. The kitchen flows right into the expansive living room - with yes, FOUR south-facing windows this has been utilized as a living room and a home office and lounge. What was once a second bedroom, now has been decked out with custom cabinetry, a pull-out desk and built-in chaise lounge. Around the corner, the bedroom offers more exposed brick, a north-facing window, and a full-size closet. Off the entry foyer, the windowed bathroom blends modern fixtures with classic charm, including its original clawfoot tub.

Upstairs, residents share a rooftop with sweeping 360-degree views-perfect for morning coffee or evening sunsets. Other building perks include caged storage (available for a small monthly fee), a bike room, stroller and scooter storage, a card-operated laundry room, and video intercom. Pets are welcome in this close-knit community of 25 units.

The neighborhood has everything you need just steps away-renowned restaurants like La Vara, Colonie, Rucola, and Ki Sushi, plus Trader Joe's only a block over. Fitness options abound, with Blink, Equinox, F45, SoulCycle, and Bar Method all nearby. And commuting is easy with the F, G, A, C, 2, 3, 4, 5, and R subway lines just minutes away.