Ile 30-Foot-Wide Bank-to-Townhouse Conversion pẹlu Awọn ohun-elo Condo ati Ibi ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ

Ile-iṣẹ ayaworan alailẹgbẹ kan ni ọkan Park Slope, 383 10th Street jẹ banki limestone ti o ni iwọn 30 ẹsẹ ti a tun ṣe ni imọran bi ile townhouse fun idile kan pẹlu anfani ti awọn ohun-elo condominium ati ibi ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ. Ile alailẹgbẹ yii gbooro to fẹrẹ to 4,000 square feet ati pe o ni awọn iwọn ceiling ti o ni ipa, imọlẹ adayeba to ṣe pataki, ati ọpọlọpọ awọn ipele ti aaye gbigbe ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ni ẹwa.

Nigbati o ba wọle, ilẹ-èkó akọkọ ti ṣe ifamọra lẹsẹkẹsẹ pẹlu yara gbigbọn nla ti a kọ láti ara imọlẹ adayeba lati awọn ferese Yuroopu to tobi. Iboju ọrun adani, ti a fi sinu ilẹ-ikele àjà àwọn ọkà ọlọrọ funfun, nfa imọlẹ si ipele alaragbayida ni isalẹ. Ilana naa n lọ laisi wahala si ilẹ gbigbọn to gbooro pẹlu awọn aaye ti o yatọ ṣugbọn ti a sopọ fun gbigbe, jijẹ, ati sise, ti a sọtọ nipasẹ ibọn gàs 42-inch ti o ni itunu.

Ile-iṣelọpọ onjẹ jẹ mejeeji imọran ati iṣẹ, ti n ṣe afihan marburu Taj Mahal, alawọ igi ti adani, awọn ẹrọ Bosch ti a ṣe panẹli, ibi-iṣan gàs mẹfa ti o ni gàárin, maikurove, ati adagun omi nla ti o dara fun ikojọpọ ati gbigbọn. Ni igbesẹ meji, ipele mezzanine nfunni ni ipele ti o le yipada, ile-ikawe, tabi aaye iṣere, pẹlu yara pudọọ ti o wa ni irọrun. Ni isalẹ, ipele ti a pari ni kikun ko ni ohunkohun ti o bajẹ, o ni awọn ceiling to fẹrẹ to 18 ẹsẹ ati imọlẹ ti o ni ipa lati iho-ẹhin loke—aye alaragbayida ti o dara fun ere, gbigbọn, tabi lilo iyasọtọ.

Ipele oke ti wa ni idasilẹ fun awọn yara ibugbe ikoko. Awọn apejọ ti o kun fun oorun ṣe ajọṣepọ bi ibi isinmi pẹlu agbegbe ibi ipamọ walking ti o tobi ati baluwe ti o dabi spa ti o ni awọn vaniti meji, awọn apoti oogun ti a fi sinu ilẹ, ilẹ ti o gbona ni imọlẹ, ati ibojì ti a bo ni gilasi. Awọn yara ibugbe meji miiran ti o ni iwọn tobi pin bath pipe ti o ni ẹwa, ti n pese itunu ati ikọkọ fun ẹbi tabi awọn alejo.

Ti o ba gbooro si ile, terrace ọrun ti a pari ni ikọkọ wa, nfunni ni iwoye ti n lọ kọja awọn igi ni Brooklyn—perfect fun jijẹ ni ita, gbigbọn, tabi awọn akoko alailẹgbẹ ni ipari oorun. Ibi ile-iṣẹ iwẹ ti o yapa tun wa ni ipele yara ibugbe. Awọn ẹya afikun pẹlu gbigbọn ina-ara arin, ohun elo Grohe, awọn sconces Rejuvenation, ilẹ igi funfun Yuroopu ti a ṣe, tile baluwe travertine ti a ge ni silifu, ati iwọle si awọn ohun-elo kikun lati "The Slope" condominium, pẹlu ile iṣere ti state of the art, ile-iṣẹ iṣowo, yara ere, ibi ipamọ kẹkẹ ati terrace ti a ti kọ pupo pẹlu ibon gril ni ita. Ibi ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ ikọkọ ti a fẹẹrẹ si tun wa.

Ipo pipe nigba ti o wa latọna 7th Avenue, 5th Avenue, Prospect Park West, ati Prospect Park, ile naa wa ni ayika awọn onjẹ ti a yìn, awọn ile itaja boutique, awọn café, ati iwọle rọọrun si awọn ila ọkọ subway F, G, ati R. Ile alailẹgbẹ yii n funni ni apapọ ti ikọkọ townhouse, iyatọ ayaworan, ati irọrun ti ara condominium ni ọkan ninu awọn adugbo ti a n wa julọ ni Brooklyn.

Opo kan ti o ni pataki lati ni ile Park Slope ti ko ni ẹdun ati ti itan, The Bank on 10th Street.

Single-Family 30-Foot-Wide Bank-to-Townhouse Conversion with Condo Amenities and Parking Available

A rare architectural offering in the heart of Park Slope, 383 10th Street is a striking 30-foot-wide former limestone bank thoughtfully reimagined as a single-family townhouse residence with the added benefit of condominium amenities and parking. This one-of-a-kind home spans nearly 4,000 square feet and features dramatic ceiling heights, exceptional natural light, and multiple levels of beautifully designed living space.

Upon entry, the first floor makes an immediate impression with a grand living room bathed in natural light from oversized European windows. A custom skylight, seamlessly integrated into the paneled white oak flooring, casts light down into the spectacular level below. The layout flows effortlessly into a sprawling entertaining floor with distinct yet connected spaces for living, dining, and cooking, anchored by a cozy 42-inch gas fireplace.

The chef's kitchen is both refined and functional, showcasing Taj Mahal marble, custom wood-grain veneer cabinetry, paneled Bosch appliances, a six-burner gas range with hood, microwave, and an oversized waterfall island ideal for gathering and entertaining. A few steps down, a mezzanine level offers a flexible den, library, or lounge space, along with a conveniently located powder room. Below, the fully finished lower level is nothing short of breathtaking, featuring approximately 18-foot ceilings and dramatic light from the skylight above-an extraordinary space ideal for recreation, entertaining, or creative use.

The upper level is dedicated to private sleeping quarters. The sun-filled primary suite serves as a serene retreat with a spacious walk-in closet and a spa-like bathroom featuring double vanities, recessed medicine cabinets, radiant heated floors, and a glass-enclosed shower. Two additional generously sized bedrooms share a beautifully appointed full bath, providing comfort and privacy for family or guests.

Crowning the home is a private finished roof terrace, offering sweeping treetop views across Brooklyn-perfect for outdoor dining, entertaining, or quiet moments at sunset. A dedicated laundry room is also located on the sleeping quarters level. Additional features include central heating and cooling, Grohe fixtures, Rejuvenation sconces, engineered European white oak flooring, silver vein cut travertine bathroom tile, and access to full amenities from "The Slope"condominium, including a state of the art fitness center, business center, game room, bike storage and fully furnished roofdeck with outdoor grill station. Highly coveted private parking is also available.

Perfectly positioned moments from 7th Avenue, 5th Avenue, Prospect Park West, and Prospect Park, the home is surrounded by celebrated dining, boutique shopping, cafés, and convenient access to the F, G, and R subway lines. This exceptional residence delivers the rare combination of townhouse privacy, architectural distinction, and condo-style convenience in one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods.

A truly special opportunity to own a pristine and historically significant Park Slope home, The Bank on 10th Street.