Kaabọ si 1479 Sterling Place, ikojọpọ boutique ti awọn ile mẹjọ ti a tun ṣe tuntun ni ọwọ Crown Heights. Ibi ipamọ yii ti a ti yipada ni pẹkipẹki daapọ ẹwa alailẹgbẹ ti façade ibọka ibara ti aṣa pẹlu awọn inu igbalode ti a kọ fun igbesi aye ode oni. Gbogbo ile kan fojusi lori itunu ati iṣẹ, pẹlu awọn eto daradara, imọlẹ, ati awọn aaye ita ti ara ẹni. Papọ pẹlu iwa iwakiri ti ko tii wa lati akoko ogun pẹlu aṣa igbalode, awọn olugbe ni anfani to ṣe pataki lati ni ẹya alailẹgbẹ ni ọkan ninu awọn agbegbe ti o ni igbesi aye diẹ ti Brooklyn.

Ibi-iyẹwu ọgbin jẹ ibi-iyẹwu kan ti o ni oṣù kan, ibi-gbigba omi kan pẹlu awọn feet mẹta 569 inu, pẹlu awọn ilẹ giga ati awọn ferese nla ti o mu ina wa ati ṣẹda rilara ṣiṣi, afẹfẹ. Ibi-ọdọpọ nla kan ṣí sí ọgbin ti ara ẹni ti o ni iyalẹnu ti o ni ila mẹta 962. Ti a ṣe fun mejeji gbigba ati igbesi aye ojoojumọ, ibi yii ti o ni imọlẹ ti o gbooro nfi oju-ọjọ airotẹlẹ fun isinmi ati ifẹkirun.

Ibi idana aṣa jẹ bi iṣẹ fun ra ti o jẹ ẹwa, pẹlu awọn ipilẹ ohun elo ti a ṣe lati ṣe adani, awọn countertop quartz pẹlu ijoko ibẹrẹ, ibi ipamọ obo, ati ikọja awọn ẹrọ titun, pẹlu ere ina Haier & microvawe, ati firiji Bloomberg ati adiro omi.

Ile-iyẹwu naa fi itunu ati anfani han, nigba ti ibi-gbigba omi ti pari pẹlu awọn alaye to ti ni ilọsiwaju, gẹgẹ bi ikoko irin pataki ti o pe lati sinmi. Gbogbo eroja ti wa ni ṣe lati dapo ọjọgbọn, irọrun, ati ẹwa alailẹgbẹ ti igbeyawo ti oye. Awọn yara inu ti wa ni gbona ati tutu nipasẹ awọn ọna gbigbe mini-split ti o munadoko, ti o jẹ ki itunu wa ni gbogbo ọdun, nigba ti irọrun ti idapọ ẹrọ/omigbọ ti inu naa mu iṣẹ ṣiṣe ile naa pọ si laisi Effort.

Ni diẹ diẹ lati 1479 Sterling Place, awọn olugbe le gbadun awọn ti o dara julọ ti Crown Heights. Ile-ẹkọ St. John's ati Brower Park nfun awọn aaye alawọ fun ere idaraya ati isinmi, nigba ti awọn ami aṣa gẹgẹ bi Ile-iṣere Brooklyn Children's Museum ati Weeksville Heritage Center mu itan ati aworan wa si agbegbe naa. Lọ́ọ̀tẹ́ Utica Avenue, apapọ awọn ounjẹ, cafés, ati awọn itẹ ọja ni agbegbe n pese awọn aṣayan ijẹun ati igbesi aye ti ko ni opin. Pẹlu awọn ọkọ oju-irin 3 ati 4 nikan ni awọn ibuso mẹta, iyokuro ti New York City wa ni irọrun.

Fun awọn ipo pipe, jọwọ tọka si eto ipese ti o wa lati ọdọ olutaja. Faili No CD250057. Anfani Ibi-ọsin Tọkasi.

Welcome to 1479 Sterling Place, a boutique collection of eight newly redesigned residences in the heart of Crown Heights. This carefully converted condominium combines the timeless charm of a classic barrel-front facade with sleek, modern interiors built for today's lifestyle. Each home focuses on comfort and practicality, featuring bright, intuitive layouts and private outdoor spaces. Combining pre-war character with contemporary style, residents have a rare chance to own a distinctive piece in one of Brooklyn's most lively neighborhoods.

The garden apartment is a well-appointed one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with 569 interior square feet, with high ceilings and large windows that bring in light and create an open, airy feel. A spacious living room opens onto a stunning 962-square-foot private garden. Crafted for both entertaining and everyday living, this expansive sunny retreat offers endless possibilities for relaxing and lounging.

The custom kitchen is as functional as it is elegant, featuring bespoke cabinetry, quartz countertops with breakfast bar seating, generous storage, and a suite of brand-new appliances, including a Haier electric range & microwave, and Bloomberg refrigerator and dishwasher.

The bedroom reveals comfort and versatility, while the bathroom is finished with refined, spa-like details, including a deep soaking tub that invites relaxation. Every element is made to balance sophistication, convenience, and the unique charm of elevated living. Inside rooms are heated and cooled by effective mini-split systems, ensuring year-round comfort, while the convenience of an in-unit washer/dryer hookup enhances the home's effortless functionality.

Just moments from 1479 Sterling Place, residents can enjoy the very best of Crown Heights. St. John's Park and Brower Park offer green spaces for recreation and relaxation, while cultural landmarks like the Brooklyn Children's Museum and Weeksville Heritage Center enrich the neighborhood with history and art. Along Utica Avenue, a vibrant mix of restaurants, cafés, and local shops provide endless dining and lifestyle options. With the 3 and 4 trains only three blocks away, the rest of New York City is within effortless reach.

For complete terms, please refer to the offering plan available from the sponsor. File No CD250057. Equal Housing Opportunity.