220 Berkeley Pl APT 5A, Brooklyn, NY 11217

This oversized south-facing Park Slope studio bursts with natural light everywhere through four windows reflecting off original hardwood floors making this an uplifting and positive space to inhabit. With a south by southwest orientation, one can look over the rooftops of Park Slope to watch a warm sunset everyday. The home is freshly painted with floors recently sanded and cleaned ready for your personal choices. The space has a special alcove area perfect for either a bed, a study area, or whatever your heart may desire. There's an oversized bathroom with a large dressing area and window. Two massive closets and a double wide linen closet make storage and organization easy. Rehabbed and updated windows frame the living and kitchen area with abundant direct sunlight most of the day. The building has an A rating for energy consumption and the units are warm in the winter and supplied with cool air in the summer via the through-the-wall PTAC units which keep every inch of window available for you. The apartment is in excellent living condition as it is right now, however any level of renovation is possible to the discerning eye - notably the kitchen and bath - not immediately necessary, but eventually. The building and board are easy and reasonable with alterations and applications. This well run and efficiently maintained building offers reasonable monthly overhead making for a prudent investment. This mid-century modern building has an elevator, laundry room, package room, key fob secure entry, video intercom access, back & front yards accessible to all residents, garage, plus a wonderful live-in super ready, willing and able to attend to your needs. The location is unbeatable, right smack dab in the middle of the most desirable part of Park Slope. With close access to the Q, B 7th Ave and the 2,3 Grand Army Plaza stops, this is a commuter's dream. If you love the park, the front door is a block from one of the most famous green spaces on earth: Prospect Park designed by Olmsted and Vaux in 1866 which sits adjacent to The Brooklyn Public Library, The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, and The Brooklyn Museum bordering the exciting neighborhoods of Prospect Heights and Crown Heights. These homes do NOT last long as the price relative to location, amenities, and light are rather difficult to find. Pied-a-terre & cats are allowed. Private showings by appointment only. All Open Houses are by appointment only. Maintenance: $681.31/m (41% tax deductible)