Building
| Type: | Low-rise |
|---|---|
| Era: | Post-war |
| Floors: | 6 |
Property
| Ownership: | Co-op |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms: | Studio |
| Pets: | Pets Unknown |
Financials
DescriptionOne of the most coveted lines at 333 4th Street is now available for purchase. Unit 2D features multiple exposures peering behind quaint park slope brownstones and courtyards. Why I love this home and why many others fall in love with the D-line is for its enormous windowed eat-in-kitchen with ample counter space, as well as a dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen is an oversized hallway that could double as a workspace, and connects the homes multiple rooms, uncommon in one bedroom apartments.
The homes living room is cozy, incredibly quiet and has ample space for a 4-5 seat dining table. For a one bedroom apartment the separation of space, grand dimensions and ceiling height, is incredible. There are three large closets in the home that are deep and quite tall. This leads us to the homes king sized primary with plenty of space for nightstands, multiple dressers and bureaus.
Unlimited subletting after two years of ownership is a huge bonus for future flexibility. Built in 1931, 333 4th Street is situated between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue, and close to charming shopping, cafes, restaurants, the farmers market, JJ Byrnes park which has been newly renovated, and subway lines F, G and R.
AmenitiesBike Room; Laundry Room; Common Storage; Private Storage;
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
One of the most coveted lines at 333 4th Street is now available for purchase. Unit 2D features multiple exposures peering behind quaint park slope brownstones and courtyards. Why I love this home and why many others fall in love with the D-line is for its enormous windowed eat-in-kitchen with ample counter space, as well as a dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen is an oversized hallway that could double as a workspace, and connects the homes multiple rooms, uncommon in one bedroom apartments. The homes living room is cozy, incredibly quiet and has ample space for a 4-5 seat dining table. For a one bedroom apartment the separation of space, grand dimensions and ceiling height, is incredible. There are three large closets in the home that are deep and quite tall. This leads us to the homes king sized primary with plenty of space for nightstands, multiple dressers and bureaus. Unlimited subletting after two years of ownership is a huge bonus for future flexibility. Built in 1931, 333 4th Street is situated between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue, and close to charming shopping, cafes, restaurants, the farmers market, JJ Byrnes park which has been newly renovated, and subway lines F, G and R.
Bike Room; Laundry Room; Common Storage; Private Storage;
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
One of the most coveted lines at 333 4th Street is now available for purchase.
DescriptionOne of the most coveted lines at 333 4th Street is now available for purchase. Unit 2D features multiple exposures peering behind quaint park slope brownstones and courtyards. Why I love this home and why many others fall in love with the D-line is for its enormous windowed eat-in-kitchen with ample counter space, as well as a dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen is an oversized hallway that could double as a workspace, and connects the homes multiple rooms, uncommon in one bedroom apartments.
The homes living room is cozy, incredibly quiet and has ample space for a 4-5 seat dining table. For a one bedroom apartment the separation of space, grand dimensions and ceiling height, is incredible. There are three large closets in the home that are deep and quite tall. This leads us to the homes king sized primary with plenty of space for nightstands, multiple dressers and bureaus.
Unlimited subletting after two years of ownership is a huge bonus for future flexibility. Built in 1931, 333 4th Street is situated between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue, and close to charming shopping, cafes, restaurants, the farmers market, JJ Byrnes park which has been newly renovated, and subway lines F, G and R.
AmenitiesBike Room; Laundry Room; Common Storage; Private Storage;
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
One of the most coveted lines at 333 4th Street is now available for purchase. Unit 2D features multiple exposures peering behind quaint park slope brownstones and courtyards. Why I love this home and why many others fall in love with the D-line is for its enormous windowed eat-in-kitchen with ample counter space, as well as a dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen is an oversized hallway that could double as a workspace, and connects the homes multiple rooms, uncommon in one bedroom apartments. The homes living room is cozy, incredibly quiet and has ample space for a 4-5 seat dining table. For a one bedroom apartment the separation of space, grand dimensions and ceiling height, is incredible. There are three large closets in the home that are deep and quite tall. This leads us to the homes king sized primary with plenty of space for nightstands, multiple dressers and bureaus. Unlimited subletting after two years of ownership is a huge bonus for future flexibility. Built in 1931, 333 4th Street is situated between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue, and close to charming shopping, cafes, restaurants, the farmers market, JJ Byrnes park which has been newly renovated, and subway lines F, G and R.
Bike Room; Laundry Room; Common Storage; Private Storage;
- Elevator
- Laundry Room
- Voice Intercom
Neighborhood
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