539 4TH Street #4R

Apartment 4R is now offered for sale- the first resale of a stunning pre-war condo conversion at 539 4th Street, a landmarked building located in the Park Slope Historic District. Originally built and designed by Brooklyn-based architect Thomas Bennet in 1905, and meticulously modernized and re-designed for the comforts and conveniences of 2020. This top floor, expansive full-floor three-bedroom home with windowed yoga studio or private study is truly a dream home. Sun streams through the oversized double hung wooden windows providing open city views; nearly 11 foot high soaring ceilings and elegant prewar character such as crown and baseboard molding and featuring wide-plank select oak flooring throughout. The grand scale south facing living and dining room provides the opportunity for entertaining and is open and accessible to the stunning chef's kitchen complete with natural stone counters, grey lacquered solid wood bespoke cabinets, professional Thermador and Bosch stainless appliances and a storage pantry, with a separate laundry cabinet and stacking Bosch washer and dryer. The gracious and peaceful sun-filled master bedroom enjoys a large walk-in closet and beautiful en-suite spa-like bathroom complimented with Vibrant Gold Kohler fixtures, marble walk-in shower with hand shower and radiant heated flooring. Both the master bathroom and secondary baths have windows and feature Bianco Carrara marble wall and shower tiles, custom oak vanity with Carrara marble top and generous storage. The secondary bath features a soaking tub with stone deck adorned with Vibrant Polished Nickel Kohler bath accessories including a hand shower. The building's original details, including balustrades, newel posts ornamentations and preserved facade, have been meticulously restored and modernized, featuring a revitalized marble-clad lobby with Virtual Doorman capabilities. Amenities of this very special and unique offering include a children's playroom, roof terrace, private storage, and bicycle storage- all moments away from Prospect Park, charming shopping, fine and casual dining, coffeehouses, and public transportation.