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488 13th Street
8th Ave/Ppw
Park Slope
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$2,350,000
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- Price$2,350,000
- TypeTownhouse
- Units2
- Floors3
- Bedrooms5
- Bathrooms3.5
- Rooms10
- Approx. Sq. Ft.2,870
Welcome home to 488 13th Street. Nestled on a residential park block lined with gas lanterns in prime South Slope you will find this 1897 curved bay house built by Alexander G Calder for his son William M Calder, as architect-builder. Neo-Classical in style, this pristine 2 family 3 story home has been renovated, restored and well cared for over the years. The owners duplex is complete with 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths one of which is ensuite to the master complete with skylights and dressing room. The parlor level boast custom mill work and mantels, Jefferson pockets shutters, leaded glass windows, powder room, an open plan hi-end farm house kitchen complete with casual home office perfect for coffee and morning emails. Off the kitchen find a south facing glorious deck with awning, flowers and plantings galore. The lower garden offers year round shade, peace and quiet under full grown pine trees and many other perennial plantings. The fully renovated garden level used as an income producing apartment features an open living and dining room, large bedroom and mudroom too. This property can be delivered vacant. The 1st showing of this amazing home will be 5/17, so please join us then for a tour.
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