There is no other block like the Park block of 3rd St. A wide street, the houses all set back from the broad sidewalk, each with its own iteration of a gorgeous year-round garden.

As you open the glass and wrought iron gate of 589 and stand in the tiled vestibule replete with wedding cake molding, you are not quite sure where to look first: look down at the intricate three patterned parquet designed floor or straight ahead 40 feet into the kitchen .

The front parlor is an open space which easily divides Itself into two separate seating areas. Through the windowed formal dining room which easily seats 14 persons (or 6 socially distant), is the kitchen. It features windows on two sides and floor to ceiling wood cabinets, stainless steel countertop, marble topped workspace, and top of the line appliances, of course. A few steps down is the fenced in backyard with comfy plush outdoor furniture, both a gas and a charcoal grill and an outdoor projector screen. Hard to believe you are still in Brooklyn .

That back stairway also leads to a W.C, laundry room with just purchased oversized washer and dryer, a second refrigerator and plenty of storage for those little used dishes and cookware. The next area of the basement houses the new Gas fired boiler, oversized AO Smith water heater, and the guts of the two zoned CAC system. Continuing to the front is the rec room which now houses all the gym equipment. This room can also be accessed from the front of the house or via a stairway to the living room.

The floor above the parlor features the primary bedroom with an en-suite bath which is also accessible from the hall. The back bedroom with its half bath is now being used as the media room.

The top floor has four bedrooms one with an en-suite bath which is also accessed from the hall and another with its own en-suite bath.

The house is light and bright with a vibe that says happy people live here.