107 Prospect Park West #1F

CONTRACT SIGNED
The Mansion Life Reimagined
The bright and serene living space is modern, well-designed and has its own lovely, private front garden. Up the mansion’s stone stoop and through the Calcutta marble and wood trimmed vestibule you will find the entrance to this beautiful living space.

The open living room, dining room and kitchen feature three 6’—0" tall windows that overlook the garden and Prospect Park. The soaring ceilings are 9’-6" feet high and the new oak flooring is laid in a beautiful herringbone pattern. The living room has a circa 1884 restored window trim designed by Axel Hedmann and restored wainscott standing chest high.
The open kitchen design is perfect for entertaining. No detail was overlooked in this superior kitchen. Everything from the painted solid wood cabinetry, built-in sound system, the extra thick white Quartz counter tops and the top of the line appliances make this a warm and inviting place to cook or share a meal. The bedroom has two large windows overlooking quiet 6th Street and ample closet space.
The stunning windowed bathroom has a wood Kohler vanity, Restoration Hardware built in medicine cabinet, nickel Kohler fixtures, a Toto dual flush toilet, Carrera marble flooring which blend seamlessly with the cool wainscot wall accents. There is a closet ready for laundry appliances and a large, extra deep front closet located in the foyer.
The private front garden is gated and flanked along its perimeter with perennial plantings to create an intimate and secluded space.

This apartment has central heating and air conditioning powered by an energy efficient Diacon HVAC system. All wood windows are new and have double pane insulated glass clad with metal on the exterior.

Great effort was expended attenuating sound between units. Below the hardwood floor is a sound mat and a new subfloor is located above the existing wood framing which is encapsulated with batt insulation. There is a 2nd floating sheetrock ceiling to help reduce sound transmission. Six layers of solid brick separate building 107 to its neighbor.