You've been picturing your perfect home in Brooklyn for some time now; a contemporary spacious duplex with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, high ceilings and private outdoor space. Something that feels like a townhouse with all the benefits of a duplex condo. Not too much to ask for.

Now imagine waking up in your bedroom and quietly making your way to your en-suite bathroom to look into the mirror, reminding yourself that dreams do come true. The temperature is perfect, thanks to the Daikin climate control split system. The Brizo bathroom fixtures complement the polished porcelain and statuary marble walls and floor, evoking the spa experience you always wished for. As you head down the stairs to the kitchen you check in on your 2nd and 3rd bedrooms, making sure everyone is up.

The day really begins here in the heart of your home, in the kitchen and living area. Will you make breakfast, or turn on the news to catch up on the day's events? Grab your ingredients from the Fisher and Paykel three-door fridge. The low maintenance (easy clean) white calico quartz counter and backsplash complement the imported Miton 'Sincro' wood cabinets which feature clever, space-saving storage solutions for all your kitchen toys. Bertazzoni provides the stylish four-burner gas cooktop as well as two very clever 24' electric wall ovens, one incorporating a microwave. And clean-up is always a breeze with your power clean Moen faucet and artfully hidden Miele dishwasher.  

Taking a seat at your dining table, you can pause to take in the scene. As the morning sun streams into your living room through nine-foot-tall, south-facing, European style tilt and turn windows, your sense of peace makes you recall earlier morning plans. Taking the steps back to your upper level, you head out to your private terrace with Manhattan skyline views for a little morning stretch or perhaps some meditation before you get on with daily duties. Thankfully your home features plenty of closets, and the spacious laundry room makes washing day a breeze. Everything is in its place.

While Union Square is barely 30 minutes away by subway, for Michelin quality dining you can stick to the neighborhood. Wrapped by the F, G and R trains, and resting neatly between Park Slope, Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill, Gowanus today presents a canvas for change. Its industrial buildings are rapidly filling with any number of activities, from archery and axe throwing to tennis and shuffleboard. Meanwhile, local artisans continue to ply their trade, whether it be craft beer and pickles or pottery and glass blowing. Third Avenue provides the commercial backbone.

After a busy day out and about, return home via your private entry. Your exclusive roof deck with sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline awaits, the ideal space for either a quiet evening or grand entertaining. Life is good here.

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