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Perched on a high floor overlooking Prospect Park, with wide open panoramic views stretching from the Verrazzano Bridge to Hudson Yards, this rarely available 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom aerie can now be yours at Richard Meier’s famed 1 Grand Army Plaza. Units at this coveted address are few and far between on the public market, let alone on the most desirable corner of the building.   Residence 11E is spacious and sun-flooded, situated at the perfect level – high above the surrounding Brooklyn landscape, yet innately connected to its surroundings. Spanning 1,825 square feet of interior space, the home’s layout is masterfully scaled and designed. A 34-foot wide corner great room with floor to ceiling glass orients you over Grand Army Plaza, bringing light streaming through the residence. An oversized balcony is positioned along the southern wing of the apartment, graciously scaled for entertaining with views of the Brooklyn Public Library and Prospect Park. The chef’s kitchen is complete with Corian countertops, custom millwork, high-end appliances, and plenty of storage space.   The primary bedroom suite is discreetly tucked away in its own wing, with a tranquil bed chamber overlooking the city beyond, exceptional closet space, and a contemporary en-suite bathroom with custom finishes, a spa tub, rainfall shower, and radiant heated flooring. Two secondary bedrooms are in their own separate wing facing south, both filled with light and sharing a spacious bathroom. Additional features include motorized shades in the great room and primary bedroom, washer/dryer hookup, and multi-zone central HVAC. A deeded storage unit is also included.   Designed by the renowned Pritzker Prize winning architect Richard Meier, 1 Grand Army Plaza offers residents a 24-hour attended lobby, live-in super, an on-site parking garage (for an additional fee), amenity spaces including a conference room, residents’ lounge, billiards room, children’s playroom, and a stunning roof terrace with an outdoor kitchen, grills, and panoramic views. Private storage and bike storage is also offered, and the building enjoys a 421a tax abatement until 2035. Note: there is currently an assessment of $134 per month through December 2025 for reserve fund replenishment.   Situated at the intersection of Prospect Heights and Park Slope, you are just moments from the Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Park, and the Botanic Garden. Directly across the street, the remarkable Brooklyn Public Library awaits, while world-class dining options are right outside your door. The neighborhood is full of vibrant cafes, bars, and entertainment, and when you're ready to explore the city, the 2/3/B/Q express trains are just a few blocks away. It’s undeniably the ultimate Brooklyn location. Listing courtesy of Compass ...
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