Welcome to unit 3K at 60 Plaza Street East where comfort meets convenience in the heart of Prospect Heights. This stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom oasis with outdoor space is located in a beautiful full-service prewar coop on Grand Army Plaza! This south and west-facing, bright, corner apartment, offers generously sized rooms, an open layout for entertaining, and a serene private balcony for you to enjoy the lush tree-lined garden across from the park. If you love to host then this is the place for you. Equipped with a double-galley windowed kitchen, this home features over 20 feet of counter space, drawers and cabinets, stainless GE Profile appliances, and an under-counter wine fridge. The extended breakfast bar/buffet is open to the living and dining area that can seat 8 comfortably. Enjoy your morning coffee or tea on your private terrace or relax at the end of the day with a glass of wine while watching the sunset over Prospect Park. The primary bedroom is oversized and elegantly decorated with a view of the terrace and gardens. There is an en-suite bathroom featuring Carrara marble and a large shower. There are a generous second bedroom and second bathroom which features pillowed tiling, Carrara marble, and an extra-deep soaking tub. This home features five closets, cove moldings, pre-war archways and hardwood floors throughout. A block from Prospect Park, 60 Plaza Street is a pet-friendly, well-maintained coop with a scenic garden, elegant lobby, doorman, live-in super, porter, common laundry, bike room, and private storage (waitlist). Recently installed solar panels make this one of the greener buildings in Prospect Heights too. There is easy access to the weekend Farmer's Market, Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum, and Botanical Gardens. Nearby are amazing shops and restaurants such as Sushi Lin or Oxalis, and subway transportation is great with the 2 & 3 outside your door, and the Q & B within a few short blocks.
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