Indulge your senses in luxurious style and spaciousness in this South Slope dream triplex spanning 3 floors, with 3 private outdoor spaces, including a private rooftop terrace with expansive views of downtown Brooklyn and lower Manhattan. The main floor boasts a generous, open-plan, living/dining/kitchen with wide-plank hardwood flooring, ample recessed lighting, and a wall of oversized windows and doors, bathing the interior in Southwestern daylight. The spacious and modern kitchen features custom Italian cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, and stainless steel appliances inclusive of a 5-burner gas Kitchen Aid cooktop and oven. A dramatic powder room and planted balcony complete this level. The upper floor hosts the sleeping quarters with 2 bedrooms, including a king-sized primary suite with ample closet space, private balcony, and an enormous luxurious en-suite bath with wall-to-wall designer tile, custom vanity with dual sinks and electric lighted non-fog mirror, a free standing soaking tub, and walk-in glass enclosed shower. Additionally, the bathroom closet houses a suburb-sized washer and dryer. The secondary bedroom offers large southern facing windows and ample space for guests or a home office. The 3rd and final floor is home to the spectacular private roof deck totaling ~317 square feet of outdoor space with stunning and open views. With teak flooring, landscape lighting, and room for both dining and lounging, it's the ideal location for hosting gathering. Enjoy summer sunsets over the backdrop of the city skyline, early Spring barbecues, and crisp Fall wine tastings with friends and family. This boutique, luxury, 4-unit condo is located near Prospect Park and many world class restaurants, nightlife spots, shopping and more. Located equidistant between the F, G, and R trains nearby with convenience to Manhattan and around the city.
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