594 Marcy Ave Unit Penthouse 2, Brooklyn, NY 11206

Price Drop! 594 Marcy Avenue PH2 is the apartment that checks all the boxes…Space, Light, Ease, and Low Carrying Costs. No, that's not a typo, the annual taxes really are only $57! This roomy convertible 3-bedroom apartment is ideal for end users or investors alike. Originally designed as a three-bedroom apartment but built as two, PH2 is a luxuriously large top-floor apartment bathed in light. The elevator brings you up to the 6th floor, where it opens up to your own private landing that provides space for a coat rack or bench. Coming home to the 22’ wide living room, you will feel immediately at ease by the breadth of space that greets you. Whether you want an oversized couch to sink in at the end of the day, a large dining table to entertain your friends, a piano to practice at, or a desk for work, you will have space for it all. The handsome kitchen, partially open to the living room yet smartly hidden from the dining area, features gorgeous cypress wood cabinets, quartz countertops, and a 36” wide French door fridge. The wide hall leading to the bedroom wing is clad in custom geometric wooden panels that cleverly conceals the full-sized washer and dryer, a large pantry with pull-out drawers, and the HVAC system. The secondary bedroom, currently used as work space, is nearly 10’ wide and generously proportioned. The primary bedroom fits a king-sized bed with ease and has a balcony with expansive views of downtown Brooklyn. The ensuite bathroom has a deep soaking tub and Porcelanosa vanity with drawers. Built-in Bluetooth speakers have been installed in the ceiling throughout the apartment. PH2 has low carrying costs and enjoys abated annual real estate taxes of only $57. This managed 10- unit condo also features a furnished roof deck facing east and west, where you can wander up in the evening to enjoy a glass of wine staring at the Brooklyn city scape. A video intercom system easily ushers in your guests and deliveries. 594 Marcy Avenue is conveniently located one block from the G train.