This newly renovated Bed-Stuy condo, currently configured as a two-bedroom, exemplifies loft living in the iconic Chocolate Factory building at 689 Myrtle Avenue. Asking $775,000, the bright, open space offers modern conveniences not always found in a classic loft, including a gorgeous rooftop gym and terrace.
In classic loft style, the light-filled living area is framed by 13-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and wide-plank white oak flooring. Through a pair of French doors, a Juliet balcony adds a bit of outdoor space. A stackable washer and dryer and central AC add daily convenience.
The newly minted kitchen has all-new appliances, including a Bosch dishwasher and a GE five-burner range. There’s plenty of space for dining adjacent to the open kitchen.
A large bedroom offers walk-in closets; a separate lofted home office expands workspace or storage. An alcove at the front of the apartment serves as a second sleeping area, perfect as a guest room, home office, or nursery. A freshly updated bath gets the added amenity of a washlet toilet.
The pet-friendly Chocolate Factory building offers residents a virtual doorman system and porter service with on-call assistance as well as bike storage. The enclosed rooftop fitness center is perfect for a sunrise or sunset workout, and a landscaped, furnished rooftop deck has sweeping Manhattan and Brooklyn views.
[Listing details: 689 Myrtle Avenue #3H at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by Andre Mastrogiacomo, Theresa Delulio and Amy Hershman]
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