680 Carroll Street, 3

Spacious Pre-War Three-Bedroom in the Heart of Park Slope, Available 11/1. Welcome home to this generously proportioned three-bedroom apartment in a classic pre-war building, ideally situated on a beautiful Park Slope block. Filled with character and offering abundant space, this inviting home combines the charm of a traditional Brooklyn apartment with the room and functionality modern living demands. The expansive living space provides plenty of room to comfortably create distinct areas for lounging, working, and entertaining, while oversized windows bring in wonderful natural light. At the heart of the home is a beautifully appointed kitchen with an impressive amount of cabinetry and storage, plus generous counter space. Just beyond, the spacious dining area comfortably accommodates 6–10 guests and flows naturally into the front-facing living room, where a two-window bay fills the space with beautiful natural light. The grand primary bedroom is bathed in south-facing light and comfortably accommodates a king-sized bed. Two additional bedrooms, one front-facing and one rear-facing, offer flexibility for bedrooms, a home office, nursery, or guest space. The full bathroom features a bathtub, built-in vanity, and additional storage, while the convenient half bath houses a vented washer and dryer. A linen closet and nearby coat/utility closet provide even more storage throughout the home. Original architectural details add warmth and character throughout, including built-in shutters, pocket doors with textured glass, pine floors, picture moldings, tall ceilings, and classic five-panel doors. Located on a beautiful, tree-lined stretch of Carroll Street, named after Charles Carroll, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, the home is part of Park Slope’s rich architectural history. This intimate four-unit townhouse reflects the neighborhood’s early 20th-century evolution, when grand brownstone blocks transitioned into the boutique residences that define Park Slope today. Situated in a boutique four-unit co-op townhouse, this home is just moments from Prospect Park and surrounded by Park Slope’s beloved cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and neighborhood amenities. The R train is conveniently located at Union Street, while the B, Q, 2, and 3 trains are accessible at nearby stations along 7th Avenue and Grand Army Plaza, offering easy access to Midtown, Downtown, and Upper Manhattan.