Come home to a sun-dappled 2 BR/2 BA with tasteful finishes and outstanding craftsmanship in one of Brooklyn most coveted neighborhoods. This designer residence nestled in historic Park Slope is on the second floor of an intimate 3-unit condo. A gracious foyer invites you to discover 7-inch engineered white oak floors, airy 9-feet tall ceilings, and exposed brick details. Relax or entertain alongside oversized, south-facing Windsor windows in the spacious living room, while the open kitchen with custom Shinnoki oak cabinetry topped with gleaming Carrara marble is a home cook's dream. A Thermador stainless steel appliance package features a vented induction cooktop, a combo wall oven/speed oven, dishwasher, and cabinet-front refrigerator. Sleep soundly in the spacious primary bedroom featuring a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom finished with cl tile, Caesarstone vanity, Toto commode and upscale fittings by Hansgrohe and Duravit. The second bedroom offers a roomy closet of its own, and a second full bathroom with terrazzo tile is placed within easy reach of bedrooms and living spaces. A gracious laundry room includes an in-unit GE washer-dryer set that doubles as a mud room/coat closet to tuck all the mess away as soon as you walk through the door. High-efficiency split heating and cooling units and a Butterfly MX smart video intercom system add comfort and convenience to this beautifully gut-renovated residence. Located mid-block on a lovely tree-lined street, 708 Degraw is surrounded by neighborhood favorites including Sawa, Union Hall, and Julien Boulangerie. Boutique fitness studios, the Park Slope Food Co-op, and Whole Foods are nearby, and a wonderful playground on Lincoln Place is on the next block. Prospect Park offers hundreds of acres of outdoor space and access to the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Museum, and Library. Nearby 2/3, B/D, N/Q/R and 4/5 trains, excellent bus service, and CitiBike stations put the rest of the city within easy reach.
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