432 3rd Street, 2

The best of both worlds: quintessential Park Slope townhouse + CONDO. Overlooking the intersection of Third Street and Sixth Avenue from a triple-bay window, this sun-strewn second-floor apartment spans nearly 1,100 square feet and features three bedrooms and two full baths. There's no need to pass on oversized furniture for the living room, as its proportions are generous and its decorative tin ceilings tall, while the dining area is large enough for your next dinner party. Beautifully lightened red oak floors throughout allow light to fill the room. The first of three bedrooms (off the living room) captures the same open vista as the living room and is perfect as a home office, nursery or guest room. Beautifully planned, the kitchen features handsome marine-blue cabinetry, granite countertops, a side-by-side fridge and an electric stove with pot-filler. The sink is set into a breakfast bar with a Bosch dishwasher, additional storage and a laundry closet adjacent. A long gallery leads to the first of two full baths and a second bedroom, this one south facing. The primary suite, nestled quietly in the rear of the apartment, easily holds a king-sized bed and features another gas fireplace and two tall windows that cast beautiful light. The walk-through closet leads to a marble-clad bath with a deep soaking tub and lots of shelves and niches for your favorite bath products. A recently installed HVAC with three split systems keep the apartment cool on the hottest summer days and warm on the coldest winter nights. Pet friendly, the building allows stroller and shopping cart parking in its vestibule. The location? One of Park Slope's most coveted blocks. A two-block radius of strolling, dining, shopping or play will bring you to the Old Stone House, the Sunday farmer's market and Washington Park's exceptional playground, Emmy Squared, Simple Loaf, Stone Park, Tutt'Appost, Buttermilk Bakeshop, Zuzu's Petals, Good Wine...the list goes on, and you'll have so much fun finding your new favorite hangouts. Prospect Park, six subway lines (F, G, R, D, N and W) and some of the best schools in the city are only blocks away. But the cherry on this sundae? Exceedingly low monthly charges. Why NOT have it all?!