Exterior rendering and model master bedroom with oversized windows
Well, it doesn't look like much on the outside, but the newly-built 488 Fourth Avenue has launched sales on its surprisingly gorgeous and contemporary condos located on the border of Gowanus and Park Slope. In total, the 10-story building offers 10 full-floor two- to three-bedroom units, but currently, there are 4 units on the market with prices starting at $1.099 million and capping at $1.599 million. CityRealty data shows those prices are on par with the surrounding neighborhoods, where the median price for condos is around $1.4 million.
The 10-unit condominium is just five blocks away from Prospect Park (Listing photos via Douglas Elliman)
Open kitchen and dining area
Modern bathroom
Each residence is accessed by a private keyed elevator and features hardwood oak floors, recessed lighting, oversized windows which ensure plenty of natural light, marble baths, and custom Italian kitchens complete with Carrera marble countertops and stainless steel appliances. The homes are also super spacious and range from 1,216 to 1,406 square feet.
Amenities include storage, a bike room, and a common roof deck with lovely Manhattan skyline views. Lucky residents of unit #1 will also have their own private backyard. Occupancy is set for September 2018, meaning the building, which topped out last October, is nearing completion.
Manhattan views from 488 Fourth Avenue's 10th floor roof deck
This booming area of Brooklyn, which has seen some ambitious new developments along Fourth Avenue (see The Alexey, 554 Fourth Avenue, and 251 First), offers convenient access to the F, G, and R trains, Prospect Park, and an assortment of trendy restaurants and bars, which includes Four & Twenty Blackbirds, a spot for handmade pies, and The Owl Farm, a dog-friendly bar.
488 Fourth Avenue rendering via Loopnet
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