784 Carroll Street, 1

As if rising from the pages of a modern-day fairy tale, 784 Carroll Street's captivating facade combines lush greenery with picturesque nineteenth century architecture. Set on the incomparably idyllic corner of Polhemus Place and Carroll Street, in a Romanesque Revival mansion designed by Charles Werner, we find a unique one bedroom residence. As we step inside, we are transported to a place where magic may indeed exist. Dappled sunlight streams through the leaves outside the north- and east-facing windows, invoking a feeling of peace and tranquility. Original moldings and old growth American oak floors adorn the interior of a home that features an updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and a functional breakfast bar; a renovated bathroom with heated floors; and a delightful dining alcove that could also serve as a home office space. The bedroom is large with four closets and can comfortably fit a king size bed with ample room to spare. Let us proceed to the rear of the landmarked building, push open the wrought iron gates, and descend into a secluded, shared English garden that enchants us with its high brick walls, fragrant flowers and vegetation.

There is truly nothing like this property on the market today. 784 Carroll is perfectly situated on one of the most exquisite blocks in North Park Slope, with easy access to the B, Q, 2, 3 & R subway lines, Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, Barclays Center, farmers markets and some of the best cultural institutions, shopping, dining and nightlife in Brooklyn. The co-op has low maintenance fees, extra storage space for each unit and shared laundry. Dogs are not permitted, but other pets are welcome.