315 St Johns Place #4A

Next to magnificent Prospect Park, your new sprawling home has almost 1,300 square feet with two large sun-lit bedrooms, including a sunny primary suite, two full bathrooms, and could even be converted to a three bedroom or two + home office. The center piece of this home is a 50 foot living room gallery that includes a high-ceilinged living/dining space with three loft-like south-facing windows, it's a perfect entertaining room with a pass through to the kitchen. The chefs kitchen features brand new high-end appliances, stone counters and solid-wood shaker cabinetry. It has ample storage and abundant counter space that is the stuff of New York dreams. The kitchen is book-ended by entrances at each end giving it a breezy and open layout for a home chef without sacrificing space. The primary suite easily accommodates a king-sized bed and features an en-suite master bath. Because this unit is on the 4th floor, the bedroom windows are above neighboring rooflines and enjoy bright open exposure. The second bedroom is equally bright and spacious with two windows. This unit also includes private in-home washer/dryer and there is an added perk: If you crave extra storage space, you are entitled to continue renting an optional private storage unit in the basement for a low monthly cost of just $25/mo. The Belnord is arguably the best elevator co-op building in Prospect Heights: prized for its unbeatable location in the heart of brownstone Brooklyn, low maintenance costs and vibrant community. This magnificent pre-war building has a grand double-height entryway with fine wrought iron work, and features a part-time doorman for easy package delivery, live in super, video intercoms, storage units for rent in the basement, and bike storage. St. Johns Place is a gorgeous tree-lined street that has long been coveted for peaceful quiet and proximity to everything in Prospect Heights and Park Slope: one block from Prospect Park, one block from the 2/3 at Grand Army Plaza (and Q/B), two blocks from the Botanical Garden and Brooklyn Museum, dining for all seasons on Vanderbilt, and groceries big and small - from St. Johns Market, to Key Foods, to the Park Slope Food Coop.