280 St Marks Avenue #1-G

A stunning winged three-bedroom home with a beautiful & private 600+ sq ft outdoor space equipped for grilling. The home is a generous 1621 square feet with a 600+ square foot private yard, accessible from all rooms of the house, which creates a wonderful indoor/outdoor sanctuary. Beyond the entry foyer is a large dining alcove leading to an open plan kitchen with a kitchen island made from a twelve-foot slab of Olympian Danby marble and Italian custom-made walnut cabinetry. The kitchen features Dornbracht fixtures; a Wolf range; an Insinkerator garbage disposer; Miele and Liebherr hidden appliances; plus, a large built-in pantry. The primary bedroom boasts a large, multi-section walk-in closet and an ensuite marble bath complete with an oversized Zuma soaking tub and a separate sugar-white marble shower stall both with Waterworks fixtures. The custom-designed Kohler double sink vanity carries over the design of the imported walnut custom kitchen cabinets, which contrast with the milky-white marble countertop. Both of the bathrooms have radiant heat floors and the secondary bathroom also has a double sink vanity and a Zuma soaking tub set off by the textured limestone walls. Other highlights include, a dedicated laundry room with large-load LG vented washer/dryer; mult-zone heat and central air; and finally, the floors throughout the home are made of sustainably harvested, seven-inch-wide, white oak. The apartment also comes with a 5'x7'private storage cage (#6). The building has a 16-hour doorman; a roof-deck; a state-of-the-art, fully equipped gym; a bicycle storage room; a playroom; a garage; and a resident library that opens out onto a community garden designed by Patrick Cullina, the landscape designer of The Highline. 280 Saint Mark's Avenue is conveniently located three blocks from the entrance to Prospect Park and the Grand Army Plaza farmers market, as well as the 2/3 express train station, and the B/Q trains. The block flanked by Vanderbilt and Washington Avenues, which are the two primary streets in Prospect Heights filled with restaurants, bars, cafes, and other neighborhood amenities. Collect Your Own Fee for agents