357 Prospect Pl Unit 2A, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Property Description

Welcome to 357 Prospect Place, 2A, a rare Prospect Heights home that delivers something almost impossible to find: a private backyard with an apartment that is not on the ground floor. Even better, there are no stairs. Enjoy your off your own private elevator entrance and directly into a bright, thoughtfully laid out three bedroom in excellent condition, where nearly 900 square feet of elevated outdoor space is yours alone. South facing windows pour natural light through the main living areas all day long. The living room is generously proportioned with space for a couch and chairs. The current owners installed a projector that they will leave for the next owners as well. A proper dining room and a well appointed kitchen each allow real separation between spaces for cooking, gathering, and relaxing. The defining feature of 2A is of course the outdoor space. The primary bedroom opens onto a private balcony that leads to your own garden. Once situated in the backyard, there is plenty of shade coverage from a large tree and ample privacy. The primary bedroom has ample space for a king bed and includes a walk in closet and en suite bath. The two additional bedrooms could fit a queen bed if desired and have ample closet space. In unit washer and dryer and two full bathrooms complete the picture. A storage unit is deeded in the basement as well. The location is quintessential Prospect Heights. You are on the same block as Underhill Playground and one block from the Vanderbilt Avenue Open Streets, home to neighborhood favorites like Gertrude's, Grimm Tavern, and Wallace Wine Bar. Radio Bakery and Gold Star Beer Counter are two blocks away on Underhill Avenue. Washington Avenue is right there too, with Bearded Lady and the newly opened Zig Zag, and a grocery store sits right on the corner for everyday ease. Convenient access to the B,Q at 7th Avenue, the 2,3 at Grand Army Plaza, or the C at Clinton-Washington Avenue. You're also five blocks from the Central Library, the Brooklyn Museum, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Prospect Park.