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5th Avenue

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Sponsor Unit • 1bd • 1ba
Buy with Yoreevo

$482,950

List Price

$485,000

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Call or Text 1917 648 4333 Brand-New 1BR with Gorgeous Views & Sun-Drenched Interiors — Greenwood Heights Be the first to call this one home — and the first to wake up to these views. This never-lived-in ~540 SF one-bedroom in a boutique new development is wrapped in natural light, with oversized windows framing gorgeous open views that turn every sunrise into a show. Light pours across brand-new hardwood floors from morning to afternoon, and the open kitchen — finished with stainless steel appliances — is ready for everything from quick weekday mornings to slow Sunday baking. The bedroom offers generous closet space, the bathroom is crisply finished with comfort in mind, and washer/dryer hookups are allowed — a rare convenience at this size and price. Highlights: Gorgeous open views from oversized windows Flooded with natural light all day New construction — be the first to live here Open kitchen with brand-new stainless steel appliances Spacious bedroom with ample closet space Washer/dryer hookups allowed The Neighborhood: Greenwood Heights in the fall is something special. Green-Wood Cemetery's 478 acres of rolling hills and tree-lined paths turn brilliant shades of amber and crimson — a National Historic Landmark that doubles as your backyard escape, with some of the best foliage (and skyline views) in Brooklyn. When you're ready to be social, Industry City delivers local makers, global food halls, and seasonal festivals, while Greenwood Park's beer garden is made for crisp-evening gatherings under the string lights. Fifth Avenue rounds it out with cafés, bakeries, and restaurants perfect for a warm drink on a cool day.

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