662 Pacific Street

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Description#

Welcome to apartment #15J, an inviting Alcove Studio on the 15th floor of Plank Road at 662 Pacific Street Brooklyn, NY. This charming space offers a perfect balance of style and comfort. The living area is spacious, ideal for hosting guests, while the modern kitchen features ample counter space and sleek custom cabinets, perfect for any chef. Thoughtfully designed to accommodate a comfortable queen-sized bed and storage essentials, the living space ensures both relaxation and functionality. The renovated bathroom adds a touch of luxury with brand new fixtures, stunning vanity, and eye-catching tiling. Welcome to your New Haven of comfort and elegance Located near Prospect Park, Downtown Brooklyn, Barclays Center, Restaurants, Shopping, and Subway Hour Doorman-Elevator-Stainless Steel Appliances-Dishwasher-Microwave-Laundry in unit-Fitness Center-Rooftop Swimming Pool-Bicycle Room-Furnished Lounge with Kitchen-Roof Deck-Pets AllowedProspect Heights, Brooklyn, is a vibrant and diverse neighborhood known for its cultural attractions, historic brownstone-lined streets, and lively atmosphere. While its beautiful brownstone buildings add charm to the streets, new development buildings are also shaping the skyline, blending modern architecture with the area's historic character. Near the sprawling Prospect Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, the neighborhood offers vast green spaces, recreational facilities, walking trails, and the serene Prospect Park Lake. Prospect Heights is also home to renowned cultural institutions, including the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, providing opportunities for art appreciation, learning, and relaxation amidst lush botanical landscapes. The neighborhood boasts a diverse culinary scene, with an array of restaurants, cafes, and eateries offering cuisines from around the world. Residents often describe strong sense of community and neighborly camaraderie, fostered by local events, farmers' markets, and community initiatives. With excellent transit access, Prospect Heights is an attractive and dynamic place to live, work, and explore in Brooklyn

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