47 PLAZA Street W #5B

Expansive, elegantly-designed 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom apartment in Park Slope overlooking Grand Army Plaza, in a prized Rosario Candela building! This meticulously updated residence offers a gracious layout with generously-sized rooms and exquisite finishes for your living pleasure. An airy foyer with ample wall space for your photos and artwork welcomes you into an ambience of luxury, with hardwood floors throughout. The spacious living room and adjacent open dining room provide a seamless flow for entertaining and are brightened by oversized south-facing windows. Custom built-ins by artist James Hegge are among the refined details that enhance the character, while also optimizing storage. The dining room can easily be converted into a 4th bedroom if desired, leaving plenty of space in the living room for a dining area. The chef will be inspired in the custom kitchen by Henrybuilt, appointed with Ann Sacks tile, a Durat countertop, and top-of-the-line appliances by Viking, Miele and Liebherr. A convenient pass-through allows the cook to connect to the activities of family and guests in the living area. A library/den or bedroom with built-ins located off the dining room is complete with a half bath and laundry with a full-size Bosch washer & dryer. In their own wing at the opposite end of the living room are 2 capacious bedroom suites with walk-in closets and contemporary en-suite baths. The light-filled master suite features 2 walk-ins and a 3rd closet, plus a lovely renovated Waterworks bathroom.Built in 1928, 47 Plaza Street West by famed architect Rosario Candela boasts a distinctive flatiron shape with 16 stories, and wonderful Italian Renaissance & Art Deco design elements. This striking full-service cooperative with a doorman, elevator operators and resident manager sits in a sought-after location near it all. Moments away is Prospect Park, where you can run, bike, walk, relax, and take advantage of the weekly Farmers Market. Easy access to the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, great shops & restaurants, and the 2, 3, B & Q trains make this a rare and special home. No dogs please.