678 Union St. 4A

Welcome to 678 Union St #4A, a bright and airy one-bedroom home with sweeping Brooklyn views, perfectly situated in the heart of Park Slope, one of New York’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Nestled in a boutique condominium, this residence offers the best of brownstone Brooklyn right outside your door.

Coming home, you’ll enter a sun-drenched living room, where two windows frame breathtaking views of Brooklyn’s skyline, including the iconic Williamsburgh Savings Bank Clock Tower. Whether you’re sipping your morning coffee or unwinding after a long day, these stunning vistas provide a picture-perfect backdrop.

This thoughtfully designed home features hardwood floors, high ceilings, and an elegant layout. The spacious dining area accommodates a formal dining table, ideal for hosting and entertaining. The open-concept kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and ample cabinetry, perfect for preparing your favorite meals.

The king-sized bedroom offers a tranquil retreat, overlooking a serene green space and featuring a generous closet. The bathroom is complete with a storage medicine cabinet and a large jacuzzi tub for ultimate relaxation. Tucked off the hallway you’ll find a washing machine and gas-powered dryer.

Unit 4A comes with its own private walk-in storage area downstairs. Additionally, you’ll have access to communal indoor bike storage. Set in a well-maintained, pet-friendly building with low common charges and strong financials, this home is a rare find in a prime Park Slope location.

Enjoy unparalleled convenience, with the Union St subway station (R/N/D/W trains) just down the block, making commuting to Manhattan or anywhere in the city a breeze. There are two community gardens on the block where you can relax, get to know your neighbors, and put your green thumb to good use. Spend weekends exploring Prospect Park, browsing boutique shops, dining at renowned local restaurants along Fifth and Seventh Avenues, or stocking up on fresh finds at Whole Foods and the Park Slope Food Coop