464 1st Street, Park Slope

Introducing 464 First Street, an exquisite example of French Renaissance architecture in the form of a handsome restored limestone beauty. Originally designed by Arthur Koch in 1910-11, this residence has been impeccably reimagined for contemporary living through a meticulous eighteen-month renovation. This distinguished single-family home stands just moments away from the attractions that define Park Slope as one of New York City's most desirable neighborhoods.

A classic entryway with a stoop and original wrought iron doors guides you into a thoughtfully designed parlor level, expertly crafted for entertainment, relaxation, and dining. With its lofty ceilings, this level boasts an expansive sitting area, a capacious chef's kitchen, and a separate dining room adorned with oversized windows that beckon abundant natural light. Access to a meticulously planned south-facing backyard enhances the allure designed by Field Form landscape design/architect.

Ascending to the second floor, you'll discover a sprawling primary bedroom featuring an oversized balcony, an ensuite bath, and a walk-in closet. This floor's layout offers versatility, accommodating either a luxurious primary suite or distinct individual bedrooms.

The third floor encompasses two generously proportioned bedrooms, a bathroom, and a laundry room, with the added bonus of rooftop access.

The garden level introduces adaptability, serving ideally as a guest suite, a home office, a separate living area, a personal gym, or a children's haven. Complete with an extra laundry room and a full bathroom, this level's sunken rear patio bridges indoor-outdoor living, inviting sunlight to fill the space and offering direct entry to a meticulously landscaped garden.

Modern amenities grace this residence, including a five-zone HVAC system and integrated speaker system, white oak flooring with a maple border, high-end energy efficient fixtures, lighting and mechanicals, this one is not to be missed.

Nestled on First Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, this location offers prime centrality. Revel in the proximity of Prospect Park, a mere stone's throw away, as well as distinguished eateries, boutiques, coffee houses, cultural venues, and the full spectrum of attractions this splendid area affords. From weekend farmers markets to the Brooklyn Library, the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, every facet of this vibrant neighborhood is within reach.