This top-floor apartment was converted into a Junior 4-style apartment.  The second bedroom is an estimated 8x11 space that is perfect as a guest room or a home office.  The current owner remodeled both the kitchen and bathroom within the last six years.

The kitchen space was designed as a labor of love by the current owner.  It opens to the foyer and living room; which is perfect for entertaining while cooking or if you just would like to listen to music or your favorite podcast while washing dishes.  No detail is spared with the kitchen space from the Niche Modern hand-made glass over the center island, and the custom-made white cabinets imported from Sweden are offset with lovely Caesarstone countertops. The backsplash is another part of the kitchen that totally catches your eye.  The counter depth Blomberg refrigerator along with the Bosch 800 Range and Dishwasher finish this designer space well.

The board has several capital improvements to the building such as the virtual Mx Butterfly system which is an automated intercom system that goes directly to your cell phone or email address to view your visitors or let you know you have a package to pick up from the building's package room. The building also restored the 1938 entryway and had an architect redesign the backyard area to match the new development in the area. All of this was done without raising the maintenance and the building's reserves are really strong.

This home is three short blocks from the Parkside Avenue Q train and Prospect Park (Brooklyn's Best Backyard)

The apartment is a short distance from the restored LeFrak Skating Center and the tranquil Boathouse; all of this and you are only five subway stops to lower Manhattan. This apartment was priced to sell.