Welcome to your dream home, in one of the most coveted streets in Carr. Gardens
With its own Private terrace, the apartment features breathtaking views of Statue of Liberty, Governor Island, Financial District, Downtown Brooklyn and more. The multiple levels design features distinct areas such as: two private bedroom, open kitchen layout with all appliances, a dining mezzanine, an awe-inspiring living space with a sweet reading nook, storage/closets space galore and windows facing both South and North. The flexible layout is perfect to both live and work from home! Keeping with the architectural tone of the building, this home pairs an impressive assortment of historical architecture and a multi-level floor plan styled to generate the privacy and character of row-house living.
With additional Designated storage, a well-equipped laundry room, and elevator access to the parking garage (the Designated parking spot is $400/month and is located underground underneath the building and no outdoor walk needed for access), no amenity of modern living will be missed. In addition, the building has an adjacent private keyed garden with large trees, grassy play area, and many tables and chairs for picnic and peaceful time. This co op is both pied a terre and pet friendly and has a GREAT Sublet policy!
Public Transportation only 2 blocks (F/G subway plus buses) and only 5 stops to Manhattan with subway. Restaurants, bars, parks and schools close by for additional other activities.
This home is zoned for PS58.
There is an assessment in the amount of $159 until February 2022 to pay off the co-op's modest underlying mortgage.
Are you going to be the lucky owner of this divine home?
Ps: Social distancing, masks and a COVID-19 disclosure are required to view this property
Quick Profile
Filled with charming churches, whose ringing bells punctuate the days, together with quirky boutiques, trendy bars, Italian bakeries, and restaurants featuring a wide variety of cuisines, with an emphasis on traditional Italian cuisine, Carroll Gardens maintains a sense of Old World charm. While most of the restaurants are small and family-owned, there are Michelin-rated restaurants for those special date nights. Abundant coffee shops and bakeries ensure you are never far from a tasty pastry and your next cup of joe.
Unlike many neighborhoods, Carroll Gardens has an impressive array of grocery stores, including the popular Court Street Grocers. While Carroll Park is the main green space, located in the heart of the neighborhood, there are other parks, such as the Brooklyn Bridge Park, Cadman Plaza Park, and Van Voorhees Playground, all within easy walking distance.
Court and Smith Streets are the main commercial areas, packed with bakeries, intimate bars, unique boutiques, and small mom-and-pop Italian cafes, many with sidewalk or patio seating. Court Street has most of the older businesses that have operated for generations in the same location. Smith Street has more trendy establishments.
If you are looking for a neighborhood that is quieter and less congested, Carroll Gardens might be a perfect fit. It is a great place to raise a family, with good schools and safe streets. It is the type of place where you will know the names of your neighbors and the owners of the shops and restaurants you frequent. It is a great walkable neighborhood for retirees, and an easy commute into the city for young professionals. The streets are shady and tree-lined, and many feature brownstones and townhouses that sport sizeable front gardens, adding to the natural charm of the neighborhood.