Delightful Convertible 1-Bedroom in the Heart of Columbia Street Waterfront District

Byenveni nan 145 Sackett Street, Apt 3C, yon konplè 1-chanm ki byen ame ki ofri fleksibilite pou fasilman konvèti nan yon 2-chanm, kòm lòt moun nan bilding nan te fè. Kondominyòm sa a ki gen 14 inite, ki byen jere, ak elevatè epi ki akeyi bèt, sitiye nan yon bon kote nan zòn vivan Columbia Street Waterfront District, yon katye istorik ki pwofite avantaj Cobble Hill ak Carroll Gardens.

Lè ou antre, ou pral jwenn yon abondans limyè natirèl k ap koule atravè chanm lan ki fè fas sid ki gen yon kado king-size. Devan chanm lan, gen yon ti balkon ki fè fas sid tou. Kwizin modèn nan gen aparèy an asye inoks, yon backsplash an tiyo soubway, ak kontwa granit pwòp. Zòn lavi a ki gen espas ase ka fasilman akomode yon anviwònman manje fòmèl, pafè pou reyinyon, pandan y ap toujou ofri anpil espas pou yon zòn detant konfòtab, biwo lakay ou oswa dezyèm chanm si sa nòmal. Apremidi yo anrichi pa limyè lò k ap filtre nan fenèt ki fè fas noroeste. Kèk lòt aspè enpòtan gen ladan yon foyer antre pratik ak yon klozèt pou palto ak yon twalèt ki lokalize nan sant la, tout akote bèl planche an bwa maple.

Bat nan 1989 ak renove nèt nan 2011, Sunfish Condominium fè pati yon kominote ki byen dirije ak bon finans, taks ki ba ak chaj komen ki enkli chofaj ak dlo chofe. Anplis sa yo, gen lòt fè fasilite tankou yon sal lave pataje, pakin bisiklèt, yon sistèm videyo entèkom, ak yon ki chòv nan chak etaj. Rezidan yo jwi yon bèl tèras pou tout moun sou do kay la ak yon opinyon enkwayab sou skyline Manhattan, pò New York, Brooklyn Bridge, ak Governors Island.

Columbia Street Waterfront District la vivan ak yon melanj divès nan boutik, boulanjri, bistron, ak opsyon manje renome. Amatè deyò yo ap apresye pwoksimite a Brooklyn Bridge Park, ki gen wout pou kouri ak bisiklèt. Vwayaje se fasil avèk aksè a F/G, 2/3, 4/5 sou-tè, ferry South Brooklyn, chemen fasil pou BQE ak Brooklyn Battery Tunnel.

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Delightful Convertible 1-Bedroom in the Heart of Columbia Street Waterfront District

Welcome to 145 Sackett Street, Apt 3C, a well-appointed 1-bedroom condominium that offers the flexibility to be easily converted into a 2-bedroom just like others in the building have done. This well-managed 14-unit elevator pet-friendly condo is situated in a prime location within the vibrant Columbia Street Waterfront District, a historic neighborhood that enjoys the conveniences of Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens.

As you step inside, you'll be greeted by an abundance of natural light pouring through the south-facing king-sized bedroom. Off the bedroom there is a small balcony, also facing south. The modern kitchen features stainless steel appliances, a subway tile backsplash, and pristine granite countertops. The spacious living area can easily accommodate a formal dining setup, perfect for gatherings, while still offering plenty of room for a cozy lounge area, home office or second bedroom if needed. Late afternoons are enhanced by golden light filtering in from the northwest-facing windows. Additional highlights include a convenient entrance foyer with a coat closet and a centrally located bathroom, all accented by beautiful hardwood maple floors throughout.

Built in 1989 and gut-renovated in 2011, the Sunfish Condominium is part of a well-run community with strong financials, low taxes and common charges that include heat and hot water. Additional amenities include a shared laundry room, bike parking, a video intercom system, and a trash chute on every floor. Residents enjoy a stunning common roof deck with breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline, the New York Harbor, Brooklyn Bridge, and Governors Island.

The Columbia Street Waterfront District is alive with a diverse mix of shops, bakeries, bistros, and acclaimed dining options. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Brooklyn Bridge Park, complete with running and biking paths. Commuting is a breeze with access to the F/G, 2/3, 4/5 subways, the South Brooklyn Ferry, easy routes to the BQE and Brooklyn Battery Tunnel.

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