44 Prospect Park West #D3

Welcome to quintessential Park Slope.

Though 44 Prospect Park West may have a slightly unassuming entrance, the building’s character and quality redefine this as seclusion and escape. This is only further accentuated by the tremendous living space and privacy offered in this Sponsor Unit. If you are unfamiliar with that terminology, a “Sponsor Unit” has a few deviations from the typical resale with the most important being that there is NO board approval necessary to complete the purchase.

Jumping into the actual apartment, the new home owner will be greeted with an over-abundance of space and natural light. The units exposure is South facing and offers a glance at the stunning Poly Prep Day School next door.

Quite frankly, the living space is huge, the eat-in galley kitchen has real depth, that bedroom is massive, the bathroom is so big it has a tub and separate shower stall and storage space is aplenty. This is a big home.The seller has tactfully renovated with modern, neutral tones throughout. The gorgeous Shaker style cabinets compliment the white speckled Caesarstone countertops perfectly. The beveled subway tile adds more depth and class to an already airy and sleek bathroom.

44 PPW has a part time doorman, a live in super, an elevator, laundry in the basement, storage, a bike room with pets allowed. The building is on the park and only two blocks from the entrance. Waking up every day to the vibrancy that has become Prospect Park never becomes a bore as the beauty changes with the seasons. One has only a short walk to Grand Army Plaza to pick up the 2, 3 subway lines or the B41 bus. Adding three minutes to that walk would allow the commuter to pick up the B, Q lines at 7th avenue.

This location is as prime as Brooklyn gets. With the quiet offered on Prospect Park and the life offered on 7th avenue in the form of endless bars and restaurants, the owner of this co-op can have it all. The Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens are within any moment’s grasp. And top of it all, finding a one bedroom in Park Slope this tremendous is a rarity to say that least.

Even a novice house hunter would agree this unit will not last on the market long.