Video and in-person tours available with sellers agent. Over-sized one-bedroom currently configured with a second office, den or guest area created by removable glass-and-wood privacy panels. This immaculately renovated coop apartment is in the Mansion House, one of Brooklyn Heights' most sought after, full-service, pre-war, elevator buildings. Exposures on two sides and more windows (seven) than other apartment lines at Mansion House. Sunken living area is very large, allowing current configuration - a removable sliding wood and glass door creates a 12'5"x7'6" separate office, den or guest sleeping area. Enormous main bedroom (20'6"x11"10) with plenty of room for king sized bed, multiple dressers, seating, WIC and second closet. Hardwood parquet floors with original border inlays, West Elm lighting, five closets throughout (two closets in entrance hall, one closet outside bathroom, two closets in bedroom including a large WIC) with customized wooden shelving. Renovated and windowed kitchen with open pass-through into dining room over stone counter island/breakfast bar. Kitchen has marble backsplash, custom cabinetry with brass hardware, floating wood shelving, stainless steel appliances (Bosch stove and dishwasher) and venting hood. Renovated, windowed bathroom with Hans Grohe hardware, Kohler bath and sink, and Toto commode. Mansion House is impeccably maintained, with on-site porters, a doorman from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., live-in super, large and well-kept common laundry, storage and bike storage in the basement. Two short blocks from the Promenade, a few blocks from Brooklyn Bridge Park and DUMBO, around the corner from Clark Street 2/3, close to the 4/5, A/C, R and F trains, and surrounded by the restaurants and retail of Brooklyn Heights and neighboring Dumbo. Pet friendly, limited subletting. There is a current temporary assessment for COVID measures in addition to regular maintenance charges.
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