This sleek, spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment, with 12 sun-filled windows, sparkles in every way.  It's housed in one of Park Slope's finest full-service, pre-war doorman buildings -- 47 Plaza Street West.  Brooklyn's iconic Flatiron building was designed by renowned architect Rosario Candela, whose elegant buildings set the standard for luxury throughout New York City. Apartment 8B is classic Candela with a modern twist.  Beautifully designed,  with approximately 1,200 square feet, it can easily convert to a 3 bedroom.  A gracious, architecturally lit foyer opens the apartment and unfolds into airy living and formal dining rooms that are perfect for entertaining or just relaxing. These rooms burst with light from South-facing windows, offering unobstructed views from Brownstone Brooklyn to the Verrazano Bridge.   In the late afternoon, shimmering amber sunsets from the West offer dramatic views to the Statue of Liberty and Manhattan. The apartment features a fully renovated, chef's kitchen outfitted with Carrera marble countertops, a stainless backsplash and top-of-the-line appliances.  It includes an under-counter Miele washer and dryer, ample cabinetry and a full pantry for storage.  The light-filled master bedroom has a large, custom-designed walk-in closet and an en-suite, soothing white,  subway-tiled bath. The second bedroom has built-ins and a stylish, en-suite Bisazza-tiled bath. 47 Plaza Street West was built in 1928, with 43 units in 2 separate elevator banks creating an exclusive living environment. In fact, Apartment 8B has only one neighboring apartment across the hall.  And the neighbors are terrific! The building also has storage units and bike storage. Located at Grand Army Plaza, the building is steps from the weekly, farmer's market and the lush, 585-acre Prospect Park. The Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Barclay's Center and Brooklyn Academy of Music are just blocks away.  Park Slope has been called the most livable neighborhood in New York City and one of the best places to live in the country, with its historic brownstones, abundance of cultural offerings, bustling restaurants and retail shops, and so much more.  The building is ideally situated to mass transit, less than two blocks to the 2 and 3 subway lines at Grand Army Plaza, and just a short walk the B and Q lines at Seventh Avenue. Sorry, no dogs are allowed.