62 4th Place 2

Agent's Note

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

A terrace measuring 17 feet 11 inches by 5 feet 4 inches opens off the main living area of this 1,202-square-foot two-bedroom, and it faces the rear of the building. A terrace that deep has room for a table, so I'd plan on eating out there when the weather allows.

The apartment is laid out on a single floor, which means there are no stairs between the rooms you use every day. The primary bedroom suite has a walk-in closet, and the bathrooms include a Duravit Architect soaking tub. The primary bath shower is lined with marble tile and has a grey marble floor, while the secondary baths have Carrara marble floors.

The kitchen has Bertazzoni induction ranges, fully integrated Liebherr refrigerators, and a fully integrated Bosch dishwasher, which is a useful daily convenience. The countertops and backsplash are Bellagio quartzite, and a Zephyr exhaust fan handles the cooking. Wide-plank solid white oak runs through the floors.

The washer and dryer are in the unit, an LG stacked washer with an externally vented dryer, so laundry never requires leaving the apartment. There's 22 square feet of deeded storage, and the home has central air with a variable refrigerant flow heat pump that heats and cools each unit individually. The listing cites Alutech triple-glazed casement windows for sound control.

The building is a walk-up with three stories and four homes, so the stairs are part of daily life here. Carroll St on the F and G lines is about 7 minutes away on foot, and Prospect Market is about 3 minutes. Carroll Park is about 7 minutes away, and Plant 486 is about 2 minutes away.

Condominium ownership generally works differently from a co-op, though the building's own rules still need review.