CONTRACT OUT. Welcome to #6C at 39 Plaza Street West, a classic New York apartment on Grand Army Plaza in a full-service building designed by Rosario Candela in 1927, with two beds, two baths, and stellar skyline views.

Enter the home via an entryway with its own coat closet, and lit with natural light from the numerous windows in the home. Straight ahead, the spacious living room has three windows that let in amazing afternoon light, and can easily accommodate a dining area with a 6-8 seater table as well as a comfortable lounging area. The living room is connected to the renovated, windowed kitchen with a dining nook or home office area. The custom wood cabinetry, white subway tile, quartz countertops, and designer brass pendants create the perfect place for whipping up your favorite recipes.

The two generous bedrooms are separated from the entertaining area, and have incredible Manhattan skyline views. One bedroom features an en-suite bath with a shower, while the other bedroom has direct access to the bathroom with a tub outside its door. The apartment has 10 windows with three exposures--all rooms have windows, including both baths. There are also 5 perfectly placed closets: in each bedroom, in the entryway, one just outside the bath and another hall closet to spare.

If all of this isn't enough, the entire home has been freshly painted and features beautiful hardwood floors laid in a herringbone pattern, mid-century style lighting fixtures, and a modern ceiling fan in the second bedroom.

39 Plaza Street West is one of Brooklyn's most prestigious addresses, a rare full-service building in Park Slope that overlooks Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park. The building evokes a bygone era with its ornate jewel-box of a lobby, and features a live-in super, 24-hour doorman, private storage, and updated common laundry facilities. It is a stone's throw from Brooklyn's cultural corridor on Eastern Parkway, which is home to the Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. You are also just two blocks from Park Slope's prime shopping and dining on 7th Avenue. The 2, 3, 5, B and Q trains are also very close by.

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