759 PRESIDENT Street #3G

Welcome to residence 3G at 759 President Street, located on a gorgeous tree-lined block in the heart of Park Slope. Recently renovated with designer tastes in mind, Residence 3G is a one bedroom, one bathroom coop apartment in an elevator building. Guests are greeted to a bright living space with large windows, nearly 11-foot ceilings, color contrasting walls, and designer lighting accents that add sophisticated elements to the home.The open kitchen offers efficiency and flexibility. The extra-tall cabinets are gray and contemporary. They portray a beautiful juxtaposition against a dark navy wall, not to mention extra space for your kitchen needs. The kitchen also features quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and an island with seating for two. The bedroom welcomes guests to slumber in peace and serenity with its quiet location and northwest facing window. The bathroom's spa like character and modern fixtures provide a perfect retreat after a long day. The extra deep tub is surrounded by white subway tile, matte black shower hardware, and tempered glass. The geometric flooring rounds out the bath's high-end character and will be enjoyed by interior design enthusiasts. One of the highlights of Unit 3G is the balcony located just off the kitchen. It completes the space by providing a relaxing outdoor environment where you can enjoy lush garden views. 759 President St is a well run coop built in 1902. Pets are welcome and will love the immaculate gardens of the community for their evening walks. The building has access to a shared rooftop, a live-in super, and extra storage. An amenity all residents enjoy is access to free laundry facilities within the building. Its adjacency to Prospect Park is perfect for summer picnicking and outdoor recreation. Located between 7th Avenue and 5th Avenue, residents have the best of shopping and dining in Park Slope. It is a short distance to the 7th Avenue and Grand Army Plaza metro stops that will zip you to Manhattan locales on the B, Q, 2, or 3 train lines. The Brooklyn Museum, Botanical Gardens, and the iconic Brooklyn Library are all Park Slope neighbors.