$625K Park Slope one-bedroom is full of space-saving built-ins
Listing photos courtesy of The Corcoran Group
The current owner of this Park Slope co-op is an architect who renovated the apartment to include tons of super-sleek, space-saving features like window seats, bookshelves, and a built-in dish drying rack over the sink. Located at 25 Plaza Street West, right off Grand Army Plaza, the lovely home is on the market for $625,000.
The open dining room/kitchen greets you as soon as you walk in. The kitchen features custom natural wood shelving, white cabinets, a marble backsplash and counters, and matching white cabinetry and appliances including a Miele oven/stove and Smeg refrigerator. Some of the more clever additions are the built-in dish rack above the sink that frees up counter space and the wooden countertop that can be raised or hidden away to create a totally open space. The entire kitchen area is framed by a modern archway that doubles as additional shelving.
In the dining room, there’s an L-shaped built-in banquette that also acts as a divider for the living room and has storage space. On the opposite wall, there’s a convenient office nook.
The sunken living room “is large enough for a sectional couch with room for end tables and additional seating,” as the listing notes. There’s a large closet across from the window.
Through French doors is the spacious bedroom, which has another large closet.
Finally, behind the kitchen, you’ll find the third large closet and the bathroom, which has a convenient clothes-drying rack tucked into one wall.
The co-op building is known as The Berkeley. It offers residents two roof decks–one facing the arch at Grand Army Plaza and the other with sweeping views of the lower Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor. It’s pet-friendly and allows for co-purchasing, guarantors, and pied-a-terres.
[Listing details: 25 Plaza Street West, 4A at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by James Guimaraes and Andrew Westphal]
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Listing photos courtesy of The Corcoran Group
