682A 6th Avenue is a modern, fully renovated two-family home on the border of South Slope and Greenwood Heights. This stunning property has undergone a complete interior gut renovation, offering a perfect blend of contemporary style, classic charm, and modern conveniences.
The main residence features a spacious layout with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, showcasing high-end finishes and an abundance of natural light throughout. The open-concept living and dining area flows seamlessly into the gourmet kitchen. The second level features the primary bedroom with a luxurious en-suite bathroom, creating a private oasis within the home. The other two bedrooms on this level offer exceptional storage and natural light.
Step outside to discover the expansive backyard, perfect for outdoor entertaining, gardening, or simply unwinding in the fresh air. Additionally, the refinished basement provides bonus space, ideal for a home office, gym, or recreation area. The picturesque exterior of the home features James Hardieplank Lap Siding.
For added convenience, the property includes a one-bedroom/one-bathroom income-generating rental apartment on the top floor with a separate entrance. This unit is equipped with modern amenities, including a washer/dryer and dishwasher, offering a comfortable and convenient living space for tenants.
The prime location of 682A 6th Avenue provides convenient access to a variety of nearby dining and shopping options, such as Battle Hill Tavern, Guiseppinas, Southside Coffee, Luigis Pizza (a local classic), and many more establishments in the adjacent Park Slope area. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the picturesque Green-wood Cemetery, just a few blocks away, offering a serene escape from the bustling city life. Prospect Park and the vibrant Industry City in Sunset Park are in close proximity, offering a mix of dining, retail, and arts, making it one of Brooklyn's most exciting developments. Transportation options are easily accessible, with the R train at 25th Street or Prospect Avenue, and the F/G train at 15th Street/Prospect Park.
