225 14th St Unit 402, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Welcome to this expansive 1,247 sq ft north-facing, three-bedroom, two-bath residence boasting a light-filled living space and a private balcony overlooking serene, tree-lined streets. As you enter, step into the generous living area featuring a custom stone fireplace by Atelier Jouvence and custom built-ins by Prospect Woodworks. The open island layout is ideal for entertaining and includes European white oak flooring, Bardiglio marble countertops, super-matte white lacquer cabinetry, and top-of-the-line integrated appliances, such as a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, Bosch appliance suite, and a twenty-six unit wine fridge. Down the hall, you'll find the serene primary suite with an oversized walk-in closet outfitted by California Closets. The primary bathroom showcases Athens gray marble flooring and white porcelain slab walls, complemented by a floating stained oak dual-vanity, Duravit sinks, and Watermark fixtures. The second and third north-facing bedrooms feature generous closets by California Closets. The secondary bathroom offers Driftwood gray marble flooring, a stained oak veneer vanity with a marble countertop, and a Duravit bathtub. Additional features of the apartment include custom blinds from The Shade Store throughout, an in-unit Bosch washer/dryer, oversized windows, and central air conditioning. 225 14th Street is a boutique condominium with nine thoughtfully designed homes in the heart of Park Slope. Designed by EDG Development and Anna Busta Designs, it combines modern beauty with exceptional artisanship. The building provides a serene lobby with a 24-hour virtual concierge, a light-filled lounge, and a lush common garden terrace. Amenities include a fitness room, children's creativity room, package room, bike storage, three private parking spaces, and individual storage rooms. Located in Park Slope, residents enjoy excellent dining, transportation, local retailers, and proximity to Prospect Park, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn Public Library, and Brooklyn Botanic Garden.