Brown Harris Stevens

The Wait is Finally Over: A Park Slope Dream Comes to Life. Nestled on a quiet tree-lined block in prime Park Slope, 428 7th Street is a spacious and lovingly maintained 20-foot-wide two-family townhome with charming original details like crown molding, tall sash windows, exposed brick accents, wall niches, and archways. With two self-contained move-in ready units, this rarely available property is ideal as a primary residence or an income-generating live-and-rent set-up. There is also ample opportunity to renovate and transform the home to match your lifestyle needs and design preferences. AN ENCHANTING OWNER'S TRIPLEX. A timeless redbrick fa ade serves as a backdrop to a gated front yard with a lush gardening plot. Residents ascend a quintessential Brooklyn stoop, passing through double doors and a discreet antechamber before being greeted by a skylit central staircase with plush carpeting and elegant spindles. Off the entry hall are formal living and dining rooms, each with soaring 11 ft. ceilings and beautiful hardwood floors with border inlays. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace, while the dining room boasts a wall of closets and flows past a full bathroom and into a windowed eat-in kitchen with ample storage, stone countertops, a butcher block peninsula, stainless steel appliances, and a small deck leading down to a spacious South-facing backyard oasis with a stone-paved patio, ivy-strewn fencing, and vibrant plantings. On the upper levels are 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a windowed laundry room, and a dedicated home office or nursery. The king-size primary bedroom has a huge walk-in closet, while the second bedroom has its own walk-in and adjoins a large sundeck overlooking the backyard. Both share a windowed full bathroom with basket-weave tiled floors and a deep tub with a sliding glass shower partition. The remaining bedrooms have reach-in closets and receive incredible natural light. AN INVITING GARDEN APARTMENT. The 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom garden unit has a private entrance and a windowed home office. The bedroom has a large reach-in closet, a decorative redbrick fireplace, and more than enough space to accommodate a king-size mattress. The living room adjoins a bright eat-in kitchen with checkerboard tile floors, stone countertops, custom cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. An accessible cellar has a side-by-side washer and dryer and provides additional storage. A HISTORIC PROPERTY. AN ENVIABLE ADDRESS. 428 7th Street was built at the turn of the 19th Century and sits in Brooklyn's premiere destination neighborhood. The home is just over two blocks from Prospect Park and is surrounded by numerous restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops. Whole Foods is a few blocks west, and the F, G, and R subway lines allow for simple commutes to North Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Long Island.