Nestled within a boutique, design-forward condominium at 225 14th Street, Residence 301 brings a quiet confidence to Park Slope living. Step inside to find a sun-filled, south-facing three-bedroom, two-bathroom home spanning roughly 1,338 square feet, with oversized windows casting light across 7.5-inch wide plank European white oak floors. The living and dining space feels open and easy, designed as much for laid-back nights in as it is for hosting. The kitchen flows naturally from the main living space - equal parts statement and workhorse. Custom Italian cabinetry in super matte white, Bardiglio marble counters and backsplash, a sculptural floating white oak island with seating. The appliances follow: a paneled 36-inch Fisher & Paykel, the full Bosch suite - cooktop, oven, dishwasher, microwave drawer, and in-unit washer/dryer - and a built-in wine fridge. Just beyond, a long private balcony runs the width of the kitchen and adjoining bedroom - equally suited to morning coffee and evening wine. The primary suite leans calm and deliberate, with a custom-fitted walk-in closet and a spa-like bath wrapped in Athens grey marble and porcelain slab walls. A floating double vanity, Duravit sinks, and Watermark fixtures keep the look sharp, while a glass-enclosed shower and backlit medicine cabinet add just the right amount of polish. Two additional bedrooms are equally well-proportioned - one opening directly onto the balcony. A second full bath, anchored by a deep soaking tub, rounds out the floor plan. Developed by EDG and designed by Anna Busta, the building blends modern lines with the texture of the neighborhood. The facade mixes oversized windows, aluminum paneling, and porcelain in a way that feels current but grounded. Amenities are thoughtful without trying too hard. Residents have access to a landscaped garden, fitness studio, lounge, children's playroom, bike storage, and a package room, all within an intimate nine-residence condo. Set just a few blocks from Prospect Park and surrounded by some of the best restaurants, cafés, and local spots in the neighborhood, this is Park Slope at its most lived-in and effortless.