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448 6th Street
6th & 7th Avenue
Park Slope
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$2,038,000
This home has been sold
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Essentials
- Price$2,038,000
- TypeTownhouse
- Unit1
- Floors4
- Bedrooms5
- Bathrooms3
- Rooms9
- Approx. Sq. Ft.3,060
Key Features
- Gas fireplaces
This rare and lovely Queen Anne home is delightful inside and out - truly a must see. Four floors of quintessential Park Slope - from the stately L-shaped stoop to the stained glass windows and exquisite period details, this house is charming through and through.
The garden floor features a warm and inviting den with plaster detail, wainscoting, and a beautiful mantle. The country kitchen opens to the sunny south-facing garden.
The magnificent parlor floor has a center staircase that allows for the generous, open feel of the living room and formal dining room. The perfect oak period details add to the bright, airy feel.
The next two floors offer three gracious and enormous bedrooms, two medium-size bedrooms, and two full baths. There are incredible mantles throughout, and woodwork that has been lovingly restored.
To further enjoy this home, there is a sauna in the basement!
Additional features of this building include: Garden and Sauna.
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Park Slope
Runs from Fourth Avenue to Prospect Park West, Prospect Avenue to Flatbush Avenue.
One of Brooklyn’s largest neighborhoods, Park Slope offers an amazing array of meticulously renovated brownstone and limestone townhouses — both single-family and with rental units — as well as full-service loft and apartment co-op and condominium buildings. Apartment- and house-hunters alike will find Park Slope’s elegant layouts, 12-foot ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, pocket doors and other turn-of-the-century details irresistible. One- and two-bedroom apartments in large apartment buildings are also plentiful in Park Slope. Newer zoning changes on Fourth Avenue are adding condos to Park Slope, with new buildings including The Argyle, Novo Park Slope at Fourth Avenue and Fourth Street, and the Crest at Fourth Avenue and Second Street.
