Inside A Brooklyn Two-bedroom With A Private Terrace : 280 St. Marks Avenue #3b : Serhant. Tour

Listed By: Brandon Bogard, Mallory Bogard, Katie Hertsch, and Caitelin McCoy
Link: serhant.com/listings/3780594

Welcome home to 280 Saint Marks, a beautiful 32-unit elevator, amenity-filled condominium, with homes designed by DXA studios, located in the heart of Prospect Heights.

3B is a bright, beautifully maintained, split 2-bedroom, 2-bath with large private balcony which can be accessed from both the primary bedroom and living room. Perfect for entertaining, the large living area is open to the chef’s kitchen and comes complete with custom cabinetry and fixtures, a marble and walnut bar, top-of-the-line appliances including a wide Wolf range, Liebherr refrigerator, and a Julien sink. Beautiful hardwood floors and a vented washer/dryer round out the finishes of the main living spaces.

Into the primary bedroom, the large walk-through, walk-in closet opens into your spa-like en-suite bath features marble floor with radiant heating, polished nickel hardware, a soaking tub, a separate shower, and a double sink with mirrored vanity. The second bedroom easily accommodates a queen bed and hosts a large closet. As the final double-cherry on top, the home also comes with a 421A tax abatement and private storage unit located in the basement.

280 Saint Marks is an elevator, doorman, amenity building that features thoughtful and deliberate amenity spaces that promote connection with the outdoors, health and wellness. Featuring a double-height residents’ lounge with adjacent kitchen and fireplace that seamlessly open onto the common garden and backyard designed by renowned horticulturist Patrick Cullina. Other convenient living amenities include common roof terrace with Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline views, children’s playroom, underground garage parking, private storage, bike storage, and package room.
Right at your door, the best of Prospect Heights is at your convenience. The building is only minutes from Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Museum, and just seconds from the great retail on Vanderbilt Avenue, with local favorites like Olmsted, Mille-Feuille Bakery, the Bearded Lady, and of course, Ample Hills Creamery.

If you need to venture outside the neighborhood, there is easy access to the 2,3, and C trains.

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