$3,000,000

Rarely available! This outstanding four-bedroom, four-bathroom apartment overlooking the Grand Army Plaza in Park Slope is an opportunity, which does not come on the market every day. From the 12th floor of this enormous 2,875 square foot apartment experience panoramic views of Brooklyn from each of its 27 windows. Apartment 12C is the largest apartment in this Pre-war Roserio Candela building and enjoys 9-foot ceilings reminiscent of pre-war buildings of a bygone day.

Ride up the beautiful wood paneled elevator cabin and step off into a semi-private landing which opens into the grand entry foyer. Remarkable light graces every room from south, north and east exposures that assures the most pleasant sunlight morning into evening. A decorative fireplace accents the formal 17' x 24.6' living room and the large 17' x 13.7' formal dining room could accommodate a table seating 16 comfortably. The large eat-in kitchen can easily become a central gathering place and accommodates the washer and dryer. A pleasant Master Bedroom includes an in-suite bathroom, a lovely private study, and walk-in dressing closet. All three other oversized bedrooms also enjoy in-suite bathrooms. Create your own perfect home. This one is ready for your execution.

47 Plaza Street West is one of the few traditional white-glove serviced building left in Brooklyn offering 24-hour attended door and elevator and mail and newspaper delivery to your door. A rear service entrance to the apartment provides appropriate services and trash collection with access to the service elevator.

Sorry, dogs are not permitted, but cats are welcome.

Shown by appointment only.

Location:
Located just steps to the 2/3 and B/Q subway lines, Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum and the Grand Army Plaza weekend Farmers Market., Barclays Center, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) are just a short distance away. Some of Brooklyn's best shopping, restaurants, and entertainment options are also nearby.

Built in 1928 designed by Roserio Candela:
Candela utilized the Italian Venetian Gothic Renaissance style for this 16 story, Pre-war Cooperative. Real estate brochures of the era touted Plaza Street and its environs as the "Park Avenue District of Brooklyn." This is one of only two Candela buildings in the borough. Architecture critic Carter Horsley calls Candela "the most famous architect of luxury pre-war apartment buildings in Manhattan" and this building, with its open views of the plaza and park, is on the most elegant buildings in Brooklyn. 47 Plaza Street West is included in the Park Slope Historic District, designated in 1973 by the Landmarks Preservation Commission and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.