Stunning and impeccably maintained contemporary renovations in Residence 1C within the 794 Saint Johns Place Condominium, a charming Renaissance Revival building completed in 1910. This duplex home in the heart of Crown Heights features one bedroom, one bath, two spacious living areas perfect for studios, home offices or dens and a private courtyard. On the upper level, the open-plan kitchen and adjacent living and dining area boast an over-nine-foot ceiling, oversized windows with northern exposure and a painted, exposed-brick accent wall. The kitchen offers stainless steel appliances--a GE five-burner gas range with hood, a Frigidaire dishwasher, a full-sized refrigerator and a microwave. A marble-effect quartz countertop, a white penny tile backsplash, a deep undermount sink and ample custom wood cabinetry with soft-close drawers make the kitchen an effortless place in which to cook and to entertain. The bedroom, with southern exposure, easily fits a queen-sized bed and has a closet with shelving. With a full tub and shower clad in white subway tiles, Kohler hardware, baseboard heat, a vanity with storage and iridescent slate floor tiles, the bathroom offers an oasis in which to relax and recharge. The two living areas on the lower level can be enjoyed as one expansive space or two separate studios, home offices or dens, separated by sliding barn doors. Exposed wood beams, painted, exposed-brick walls and two decorative niches give the lower level a sense of character and a feeling of home. The building's laundry room can be accessed directly from this level. Honeywell baseboard heating in five zones, light hardwood flooring and recessed and track lighting throughout the residence. Residence 1C includes a private courtyard of approximately 16 feet by 14 feet with the potential to restore access to the courtyard from the lower level. A pet-friendly community, 794 Saint Johns Place features professional management, secure video access and a laundry room. Central Brooklyn's Crown Heights North Historic District, on the United States National Register of Historic Places, features a variety of 19th Century and early 20th Century architectural styles, local boutiques and restaurants unique to the neighborhood such as Colina Cuervo, Gloria's Caribbean Cuisine and Cent'Anni as well as art galleries and performance spaces such as FiveMyles. The major thoroughfare, Eastern Parkway, was designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, who also designed Central Park and Prospect Park, and leads to the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. 794 Saint Johns Place is an easy commute to Medgar Evers College and the SUNY Downstate Medical Center, out east on the Long Island Rail Road and into Manhattan on the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C and S trains.
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