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Charming pre-war boutique condominium in Park Slope, steps from Prospect Park with four self-managed, pet-friendly units. High-end finishes including Viking appliances and Carrara marble, plus spacious layouts with private outdoor spaces and tax abatement benefits.
862 Carroll Street is a four unit condominium in a 19th century landmarked townhouse designed by Frederick B. Langston, half a block from Prospect Park in Park Slope. The pre-war building is self managed and retains the scale and proportions of its original townhouse structure.
The apartments have high ceilings, generously scaled layouts, central air conditioning, in-unit laundry, and substantial storage. Outdoor space is a defining feature, ranging from private gardens and patios on lower level homes to south facing decks and a private roof deck. One garden duplex extends across two levels with a flexible lower floor, illustrating the building's townhouse style of living.
Interiors generally combine open plan living areas with contemporary kitchens, high quality appliances, custom cabinetry, and spacious bathrooms; radiant heated bathroom floors appear in multiple homes. Shared amenities include basement storage, bicycle storage, and stroller parking, while pets are permitted. A tax abatement has kept real estate taxes low, and the building also has updated windows, roof, façade, and mechanical systems.
Carroll Street is a tree lined park block, with Prospect Park at the corner and Grand Army Plaza, the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Public Library, and Park Slope's shops and restaurants within a short walk. The 7th Avenue commercial corridor is two blocks away.
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