$1,660,000

Soaring ceilings, central air, massive bedrooms, assigned parking and low carrying costs? So much yes.

Residence B3I begins with an unassuming entryway, not unlike the opening lines of Stairway to Heaven or Beethoven's 9th. To the right is the first bathroom adorned with geometric blue tile, marble sink and dual-flush toilet. To the left is a massive bedroom that can fit a king-sized bed and chairs, dressers, and desk.

Past a large coat closet, the hallway opens into a stunning living room. Soaring 17-foot ceilings allow every ray of west-facing sunlight to stream in through four massive windows. The view clears the buildings across the street ensuring that afternoon light comes pouring in every day of the year.

Opposite the windows is a spacious, open kitchen featuring all new stainless appliances from LG: refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and oven. There is ample cabinet & counter space and the center peninsula can serve as a breakfast bar or oversized prep station.

Upstairs, there is a utility room with storage racks and vented washer-dryer. On the way towards the primary bedroom is yet another closet.

As with the downstairs bedroom, the primary can fit a king-sized bed with room for furniture. The en suite bathroom comes with jacuzzi tub, separate shower, and vanity cabinet with vessel sink above.

Both bedrooms feature two closets with floor-to-ceiling storage. The entire apartment boasts hardwood floors and recessed lighting. Central AC keeps the temps down in the summer and up in the winter. Assigned parking, assigned storage cage, and Butterfly video intercom to buzz in guests & packages complete the picture. The tax abatement runs through 2032.

Built in 2005, The Washington is a pair of pet-friendly elevator buildings with full-time porter. There is a renovated zen-garden inspired courtyard as well as a fitness center accessible solely to residents. The entire complex has been wired for Verizon FiOS.

Prospect Heights is the home of Brooklyn's finest offerings. There are myriad shops, restaurants and cafes along Washington and Vanderbilt. The Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Gardens and Library are at the top of Underhill with serene Prospect Park just beyond. Grand Army Plaza plays host to a bountiful Farmer's Market every Saturday and jazz musicians can be heard most summer evenings.

Transportation into Manhattan is a breeze thanks to the C train on Fulton, the 2/3 at Bergen and B/Q on 7th avenue. Atlantic Barclays offers a multitude of trains into town as well as the LIRR to get out of town.