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452 Prospect Avenue
8th Avenue / Prospect Park West
Park Slope
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$975,000
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Essentials
- Price$975,000
- TypeTownhouse
- Unit1
- Floors2
- Approx. Sq. Ft.2,000
Key Features
- Central air
- Garden
Vermont in the city! This perfect South Slope single family home is unique in every way. The main house has lovely original hard wood floors and tin ceilings, 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathes, central air conditioning and an open kitchen complete with a sub zero. Behind the main house you'll find the property's garage which has been completely insulated and therefore transforming this into an amazing multi functional space with skylights, a gas fireplace complete with a beautiful roof garden too. The property has a lush side garden and it's own private driveway for parking. Keep in mind; this house is a wonderful option for those looking for a large condo. Restaurants galore, the park and F train are all just steps away! Please note both floor plans for options regarding the second floor of this property.
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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.
