A little more room to breathe, both inside and out: Welcome to Residence #1B - a chic one-and-a-half-bedroom, two-bathroom condo with two private outdoor spaces located on a quiet, leafy block in Clinton Hill.
Upon entrance, a spacious living/dining area gives way to a multitude of configurations. Enjoy beautiful western light as it filters through oversized windows, as well as direct access to a sprawling private garden. Complete with bluestone pavers, landscaping, and a gas firepit, opportunities to relax and entertain in this rear yard are endless. Back inside, the kitchen has been reimagined to include additional storage, new appliances, and pull-out pantry. A hallway lined with built-in shelving leads to the home's more private quarters, where a separate home office with a Murphy bed provides welcome flexibility for working from home or accommodating overnight guests. At the opposite end of the residence, the generously proportioned primary bedroom enjoys an en-suite, as well as its own private garden - a peaceful extension of the sleeping quarters and an ideal setting for morning coffee.
Adding to the home's everyday comforts are an in-unit washer/dryer, generous closet space, and an additional basement storage cage. Furthermore, the upgrade to split-systems for heating and cooling ensures lower utility bills and higher efficiency.
72 Steuben is a 10-unit boutique condominium that offers residents common roof and garden spaces, an elevator, and basement storage. Clinton Hill has surged in popularity over the last decade. Myrtle Avenue has become a destination for shops and dining, and the nearby Brooklyn Navy Yard is home to Wegmans, a huge food hall, and has become a hub for tech and manufacturing companies in restored industrial lofts. The neighborhood includes landmarked historic districts, Pratt Institute's sculpture gardens, and an easy stroll to the weekend farmers market at Fort Greene Park. Getting around is simple, with the Classon Avenue G train, the B38 and B54 buses, a nearby Citi Bike station, and NYC Ferry service at the Navy Yard.
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