The first full bathroom boasts a two-tone tile pattern with Duravit fixtures and a radiant heated floor. The master bedroom easily fits a California king bed, and boasts Zen-like views of the south facing outdoor space beyond. A custom walk-in closet extends storage options beyond the standard shelf and rod set up. You'll surely find your peace in the master bathroom - featuring radiant heated flooring, sweeping ceiling, glass enclosure, custom LED overhead lighting, and a sleek wooden vanity / medicine cabinet combo for extra storage. The secondary queen-size bedroom comes with a floor to ceiling closet and direct access to the verdant lower level backyard.
An extra-wide and airy lower level expands the use of this multi-functional floor plan. This bonus room is splashed with sun from southern exposures and stays warm and bright throughout the day. Low maintenance ceramic tiles make this space fuss-free, and it can easily be used as a home away from home to take a nap and unplug or as the ideal spot to tackle your next project. Additional storage closets offer the capacity for many additional storage solutions, including a space for bicycles. A half bath with radiant heating flooring adds value when working within the space and offers privacy when you have overnight guests. Last but not the least on this level, you'll find the washer & dryer combo next to the quiet Mitsubishi HVAC equipment to make sure you stay comfortable year-round.
134 Quincy Street sits between Bedford and Franklin Avenues - makes getting around a breeze with the A,C,S,and G train stops minutes away. You can grab some specialty foods from local favorites Speedy Romeo's, Guevara's, Locanda Vini E Olii, Martha's Cocina Mexicana or grab a cup of Joe at Clementine bakery. Closer local amenities include Playground Coffee, Dynaco, For All Things Good, Izakaya Tenzo, Atlas Wine Shop, Artshack.
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