394 4th Street, 2

Sun-drenched, sophisticated, and rich in historic character, this full-floor Center Slope residence is a rare brownstone masterpiece. Occupying an entire floor of an impeccably restored historic three-family residence on a leafy, quintessential Park Slope block, the one-bedroom, one bathroom apartment seamlessly pairs breathtaking turn-of-the-century architectural craftsmanship with state-of-the-art, high-end modernization. Passing beneath a radiant, illuminated stained-glass transom at the brownstone's entrance and up the refurbished staircase you step into an expansive living room bathed in light from a striking trio of oversized windows. An ornamental fireplace anchors the space with timeless elegance, complemented by a versatile alcove perfect for a quiet home office setup, reading niche, or dining area. A graceful architectural archway leads into the brand-new chef’s kitchen. Masterfully outfitted with quartz countertops, tall shaker cabinetry, and eco-friendly cork floors that are delightfully soft underfoot, the kitchen features top-tier appliances including a Miele induction cooktop and oven, a stainless steel Bosch dishwasher, and a GE refrigerator. Toward the rear, the king-sized bedroom serves as a serene sanctuary framed by two large windows. It opens directly into a massive, spa-inspired marble bathroom, complete with a luxurious subway-tiled walk-in shower with a built-in bench, elevated designer fixtures, and a full-size window. Throughout the entire home, authentic prewar details abound, including soaring ceilings, intricate moldings, restored ribboned parquet floors, historic millwork, and custom lighting anchored by ornate ceiling medallions. Complete with included heat and hot water, a video intercom system, new air conditioning units, upcoming complimentary shared laundry in the basement beginning in January, and a cat-friendly policy (no dogs, please), this apartment offers elevated Brooklyn living just steps from Prospect Park, express subway lines, and the vibrant dining and shopping along 5th and 7th Avenues. The handsomely restored Renaissance Revival townhouse embodies classic Brownstone Brooklyn elegance. Approaching the grand stone stoop, historical craftsmanship takes center stage, crowned by the block's only illuminated stained-glass transom above the entrance casting a warm, welcoming glow. Available November 1st.