105 8th Avenue

Finally the opportunity has arrived to make one of Park Slope’s most renowned architectural treasures your new home. This striking Neo-Classical mansion, complete with an elevator, on 8th avenue between President and Carroll Streets, is now home to seven spectacular residences that offer easy and elegant living and massive proportions that far exceed the more vertical lifestyle of the neighboring brownstones. Conveniently situated one block to Prospect Park, a short jaunt to the 2,3,Q and B express trains at Grand Army Plaza, the Greenmarket, and the world class Brooklyn Museum and Botanic Gardens make this the perfect location to call home.

Enjoy all of the luxuries of new construction but the warmth and hand-crafted originality of a truly special turn-of-the century masterpiece. Multi-zone heating and cooling, updated plumbing and electric, an elevator, and all new bathrooms and kitchens await, surrounded in the opulence of old-world historic details including stunning wood floors, high ceilings, stained glass, oversized windows, and dramatic moldings throughout. This is not your average condo, but rather a rare opportunity for a buyer that desires a truly special home with generous living proportions, museum quality opulence and the comforts of 21st century living.

Chef’s kitchens have been equipped with a suite of professional appliances including Sub-Zero, Bosch and Wolf. Gleaming white quartz countertops offer loads of prep space, and painted white custom maple cabinetry offers fantastic storage and pantry space. Spacious bathrooms have been designed throughout to work seamlessly with the original character of the home and include Carrara marble tile and white vanities with great storage. Large closets and unexpected nooks and crannies offer the extra space of a townhouse but better functionality, more expansive and dramatic rooms, and less stairs than the typical neighboring townhouses. Centrally located to world-class dining, public and private schools, greenspaces, and recreational and cultural institutions in every direction.

Building Description Provided By Jordan Burke