62 4th Place 1

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Corcoran Group.

A four-residence condominium occupies this 25-foot-wide townhouse, which dates to 1910, and Unit 1 spans a lower-level recreation room and the open living and dining area above it. Pre-war buildings tend to appeal to buyers who value defined rooms and architectural detail, and this one has both. The recreation room can work as a home office, a media room or a guest suite, and it's on its own level, so it doesn't compete with the main living space.

Upstairs, the living and dining area runs directly to the yard.

The backyard measures 974 square feet, so it works as a second room for warm-weather meals and gatherings. Open layouts can make a home feel connected, though they leave less separation between cooking, working and relaxing. Here the yard gives you a place to step out to when the main room is busy, and the private outdoor space over 60 square feet adds one more option.

The kitchen has Bellagio quartzite countertops and backsplash, Bertazzoni induction ranges, and fully integrated Liebherr refrigerators and Bosch dishwashers. Zephyr externally vented exhaust fans are a practical pairing with induction cooking for regular use. The bathrooms carry the same level of care, with honed Carrara marble floors, Toto and Kohler fixtures, and a Duravit Architect soaking tub. The primary bath has its own marble shower tile and flooring, and the secondary bath uses Cosmos Ice porcelain wall tile.

The unit has wide-plank solid white oak floors, central air, recessed lighting and triple-glazed casement windows from Alutech. A variable refrigerant flow heat pump gives each home its own heating and cooling, and an energy recovery ventilator brings in filtered fresh air. An LG stacked washer and externally vented dryer are in the unit, which is a real everyday convenience in the city.

The building is a walk-up with four residences and a common roof deck. Carroll Street station on the F and G lines is about 7 minutes on foot, and Smith-9 Sts is about 10. Carroll Park is about 7 minutes away, Dimattina Playground about 5, and Prospect Market about 3 for groceries. Plant 486 gallery is about 2 minutes away.