A charming and beautifully finished one-bedroom apartment in a prewar elevator building in the heart of Prospect Heights.
- Upon entry, one immediately notices the great room with plenty of space for living and dining, complete with eastern light from every window.
- The open windowed kitchen boasts ample crisp white cabinetry, dark grey quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances.
- The south-facing bedroom with a gorgeous exposed brick accent wall receives copious amounts of natural light.
- Embracing the prewar roots of the home, the windowed bathroom is finished with white subway tile, classic black octagon floor tile, and a black vanity.
- An in-unit washer/dryer is a huge convenience.
- High ceilings, walnut-stained original hardwood floors, and copious storage throughout.
408 Saint John's Place is located in one of the most ideal neighborhoods for access to the very best Brooklyn has to offer.
- The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Brooklyn Library, and Prospect Park are all just steps away.
- The 2/3 and 4/5 express trains are nearby.
- There is a plethora of acclaimed restaurants, bakeries, and shops nearby, including Oxalis, Olmsted, Union Market, R&D specialty foods, Gold Star Beer Counter, Weather Up, Blue Marble, LaLou, Fausto, and PattiAnn's.
This prewar elevator building was built in 1924 and features an attractive facade and a set-back landscaped courtyard. Other highlights include:
- A small fitness center, storage, and a bicycle room are available to residents.
- The secure package room in the lobby adds an additional level of convenience, and the building is wired for Verizon Fios.
- The state-of-the-art electronic building entry system by Butterfly operated by one's phone ensures secure and convenient access.
- In 2021, energy-saving solar panels were installed, adding to the building's modern features.
