| ID # | RLS20097440 |
| Àlàyé ohun-ini | 4 yàrá ibùsùn, 3 yàrá ìwẹ̀, 1 bàlùwẹ̀ kékeré, ẹrọ fọ aṣọ, ẹrọ gbẹ aṣọ (DOM): 74 days |
| Ọdún ìkọ́lé | 1899 |
| Bọ́ọ̀sì | 1 Ìṣẹ́jú: B61 |
| 2 Ìṣẹ́jú: B67, B69 | |
| 4 Ìṣẹ́jú: B63 | |
| 7 Ìṣẹ́jú: B103 | |
| Ọkọ̀ ojú-irin abẹ́lẹ̀ | 4 Ìṣẹ́jú: F, G |
| 7 Ìṣẹ́jú: R | |
| Relúwẹ̀ | 1.1 Maìlì: "Atlantic Terminal" |
| 1.9 Maìlì: "Nostrand Avenue" | |
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Ibi 370 8th Street jẹ ile-iṣẹ kan ti o wa ni Park Slope ti o ti pari si boṣewa ti o ga julọ. Ipele parlor ṣii si agbegbe ijoko ti o ni itara ti o nṣan si aaye onje osise ti iwọn to dara fun mẹwa. Ibi idana jẹ otitọ aarin - a ṣe apẹrẹ ni paleti alawọ dudu ati funfun pẹlu awọn ohun elo Sub-Zero, JennAir, ati Fisher & Paykel, pantri jinlẹ, ati ibi ipamọ kamineti to pọ. Ibi iwẹ ikoko ti a ko fihan pari ilẹ naa.
Ohun ti o ṣe iyatọ ipele parlor ni ogiri gilasi to ga ti o wa lati ilẹ si ceiling ti o wo ogba ti a tọju daradara ti a fi ipilẹ nipasẹ Japanese Maple to wuyi. Awọn gilasi meji-giga n so parlor pọ si ipele ogba ni isalẹ, nfa ina gusu jinlẹ si ile ni gbogbo ọjọ. Awọn ilẹkun isalẹ ti adani ti o tobi ni awọn ipele mejeeji n ṣe iyipada laarin inu ile ati ogba ni irọrun pupọ.
Iye akọkọ naa ni ipele ti ara rẹ, ti o ti ni itọsọna gusu ati ti a lo pẹlu awọn iboju ibilẹ meji ati iwẹ ti a ti ṣalaye pẹlu awọn ohun elo Hans Grohe, awọn tile simenti Popham ti a ṣe adani, iwẹ funfun, ati irọrun birch ti a ṣe adani. Ọffisi ile ti o tobi lori ilẹ yii wo si awọn igbo. Awọn ilẹkun igi oak funfun ati awọn ceiling to ga n rin kaakiri, nigba ti awọn ferese Intus ti a ṣe pẹlu mẹta-didara n ṣe idaniloju pe ile naa jẹ aláidun bi o ti lẹwa.
Awọn skylights mu ina wọ ilẹ oke, nibiti awọn yara meji ti o ni ipinnu to dara, yara iṣẹ aṣalẹ ti a pin pẹlu awọn ẹrọ Samsung HE ti o tobi, ati agbegbe pupọ ti o le ṣee lo ti wa ni aṣẹ ni ipele yii. Iwọn iwẹ gbogbo pẹlu skylight ni iwẹ ti o ni jinlẹ ati tile penny. Ẹrọ Sonos ati eto aabo ti a ṣopọ ni kikun n ṣiṣẹ ni irọrun ni gbogbo ile naa.
Ipele ogba ti wa ni excavated lati jẹ ki ceiling meji-giga ni ẹhin, nibiti ogiri gilasi n ṣe aworan ẹhin ati tọju asopọ pẹlu ita ni igbagbogbo. Ninu, awọn ilẹkun kọnkiri ti a ti polishi n ṣiṣẹ nipasẹ agbegbe media, iwẹ kikun, ati ile-iṣere ile, pẹlu ipamọ to pọ kaakiri. Ni ita, ogba naa nfunni ni ọpọlọpọ awọn aaye fun ere ati irin-ajo, grill gaasi ti a fi silẹ, ati aaye ile kekere - iru ẹhin ti o ni imọran rara ni ilu.
Ibi 370 8th Street wa ni 2.5 ìkà lati Prospect Park, ile-ọsin 526-acre ni ọkan Brooklyn - ile si ọja Akọsopọ ọdun kan, awọn ajọdun Summer Stage, ati LeFrak Center, pẹlu Grand Army Plaza, Ile-Ọsẹ Brooklyn, ati Ogba Botanic gbogbo wa ni irọrun. Seventh Avenue tun ni iṣẹ to dara, ti o ni awọn onisowo ti a ti yan, awọn ile kofi, ati awọn ibùsùn olubori pẹlu Bar Toto, Piccoli Trattoria, Ottava, ati Pasta Louise. Awọn ọkọ oju-irin F ati G ni ibudo 7th Avenue mu Manhattan laarin wakati kan, ati CitiBike fi kun ẹkunrere miiran si adirẹsi ti o ti ni asopọ to dara tẹlẹ.
370 8th Street is a single-family Park Slope townhome finished to an exceptionally high standard. The parlor level opens into a gracious seating area that flows into a formal dining space comfortably sized for ten. The kitchen is a true centerpiece - appointed in a classic black and white palette with Sub-Zero, JennAir, and Fisher & Paykel appliances, deep pantry, and abundant cabinet storage. A discreet powder room completes the floor.
What sets the parlor level apart is a dramatic floor-to-ceiling glass wall overlooking a beautifully kept garden anchored by a striking Japanese Maple. The double-height glazing connects the parlor to the garden level below, drawing southern light deep into the home throughout the day. Oversized custom sliding doors at both levels make the transition between indoors and garden entirely seamless.
The primary suite occupies its own level, oriented south and outfitted with two walk-in closets and a refined bathroom featuring Hans Grohe fittings, custom Popham cement tiles, a white shower, and a custom birch vanity. A generous home office on this floor looks out into the treetops. White oak hardwood floors and soaring ceilings carry throughout, while triple-glazed Intus tilt-and-turn windows ensure the home is as quiet as it is beautiful.
Skylights flood the top floor with light, where two well-proportioned bedrooms, a dedicated laundry room with full-sized Samsung HE stackable units, and a flexible multipurpose area are arranged across the level. A full bathroom with skylight features a deep soaking tub and penny tile. A fully integrated Sonos and security system run seamlessly throughout the entirety of the home.
The garden level was excavated to achieve double-height ceilings at the rear, where the wall of glass frames the backyard and keeps the connection with the outdoors constant. Inside, polished concrete floors run through a media area, full bathroom, and home gym, with ample storage throughout. Outside, the garden offers multiple areas for play and entertaining, a built-in gas grill, and a small studio space - the kind of backyard that feels rare in the city.
370 8th Street sits just 2.5 blocks from Prospect Park, the 526-acre oasis at the heart of Brooklyn life - home to a year-round Farmers Market, Summer Stage concerts, and the LeFrak Center, with Grand Army Plaza, the Brooklyn Museum, and Botanic Garden all within easy reach. Seventh Avenue is equally well-served, lined with curated grocers, coffee shops, and celebrated eateries including Bar Toto, Piccoli Trattoria, Ottava, and Pasta Louise. The F and G trains at the 7th Avenue station put midtown Manhattan within half an hour, and CitiBike adds yet another layer of convenience to an already exceptionally connected address.
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