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433 3rd Street is an eight unit self managed co-op housed in a boutique corner limestone building on one of Park Slope's most desirable tree lined blocks. The building is 28 feet wide and extra deep, with no underlying mortgage and notably low maintenance fees. The financially sound cooperative welcomes cats but does not permit dogs.
Apartments typically feature high ceilings, original hardwood floors, and historic moldings throughout. Most units showcase five large south facing windows in the main living spaces, flooding the open plan living, dining, and kitchen areas with natural light. The north facing bedrooms overlook neighboring gardens, providing quiet and tranquil spaces. Common apartment features include floor-to-ceiling built-in bookshelves, renovated kitchens with marble countertops and high end appliances (including Liebherr refrigerators, Bosch dishwashers, and DCS ranges), and in-unit washers and dryers. Many units have been updated with split system air conditioning and renovated bathrooms featuring marble finishes.
Select units offer distinctive features such as private roof decks of approximately 500 square feet with skyline views and wisteria covered pergolas, dedicated home offices, projection screens for home theater setups, and bay windows in corner exposures. The building provides generous deeded basement storage for all residents, along with bike storage and covered stroller parking in the front yard.
The building sits just one to three blocks from Prospect Park and JJ Byrne Playground, with convenient access to the B, Q, F, and R trains. Residents enjoy proximity to the Sunday Down to Earth Farmers Market, Whole Foods on 3rd and 3rd, and the abundant cafes, restaurants, and shops along both 5th and 7th Avenues. The building is zoned for PS 321.
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