A private sleeping nook makes this $400K Park Slope studio feel like a one-bedroom
Photo credit: Elizabeth Dooley for Lisa Garcia and Cindy Fazio, Compass
Along the hip “main drag” in the heart of Park Slope, this charming co-op at 285 Fifth Avenue is priced like a studio, asking $400,000, but a separate internal sleeping area keeps the one-room-living blues at bay. What’s more, monthly maintenance is only $290, so your monthly outlay won’t overwhelm, even in this pricey, though heavenly neighborhood.
The open living and dining space has been enhanced with new windows, and custom closets keep clutter attractively in its place. There’s plenty of room for a dining table and an adult-sized sofa.
An updated kitchen has indestructible granite countertops and chef-ready appliances including a Bosch dishwasher and Frigidaire five-burner range. The interior room between the kitchen and bath can function as a queen-sized sleeping alcove or be used as a home office nook or otherworldly closet. A modern yet classic full bath boasts a large linen closet. Residential perks include a storage space in the basement; laundry facilities can be installed in the apartment (with board approval.)
[Listing: 285 Fifth Avenue, Unit 2A by Lisa Garcia and Cindy Fazio for Compass]
[At CityRealty]
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Photo credit: Elizabeth Dooley for Lisa Garcia and Cindy Fazio, Compass
