684 10th Street, 3

A beautiful two-bedroom floor-through in a classic brownstone half a block from the magnificent Prospect Park in Park Slope. With soaring ceilings, huge windows in every room, elegant arches, a renovated kitchen, and in-unit laundry, this apartment is the perfect combination of the old and new worlds. Whether you are gazing out of your living room windows at the beautiful treetops of the brownstone-lined street or sipping coffee at your kitchen breakfast nook while birds chirp from the back gardens of the residential block, this apartment is the epitome of Brooklyn charm and calm. After entering through the original ornate door of the building and ascending one flight of stairs, you are immediately struck by light coming from every direction in this stunning home. Towards the rear is the newly updated windowed kitchen complete with ample white cabinetry, a classic subway tile backsplash, Sub Zero fridge, Frigidaire gas range, stainless steel countertops, and a quaint breakfast bar. A brand new vented washer and dryer elevates this room even further. The primary bedroom has plenty of room for a queen-sized bed and additional furnishings (including a desk or dresser), and a closet would be a piece of cake to add. The large windows glow in the afternoon Southern light and allow a gentle cross breeze through the whole home. Following the breeze down the arched hallway, you’ll find the bathroom with its original cast iron tub and black and white floor tiles. Beyond lies the lovely living room reminiscent of a Parisian flat. With views of ornate brownstone carvings and ironwork from both the living room and second bedroom, the front of the apartment exudes a sense of grace and serenity. Positioned in the heart of South Slope, this self-managed coop with an exceptionally low monthly maintenance is close to everything you could need. With Pasta Louie down the street, The Nighthawk movie theater and Ample Hills ice cream nearby, and every daily amenity you could want on 7th Avenue, there is no need to ever leave the neighborhood. But, if you’d like to venture out, the F and G trains are only 1 block away.