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Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million

Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope Charm Asking $3.65 Million

June 17, 2019

A meticulously re-imagined townhouse has just came to market in Park Slope blending California mid-century modernism with classic Park Slope Charm. Located at 328 5th Street, the 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home was originally built in 1910 and spans 20’-wide. The single-family townhouse recently underwent a meticulous renovation by Situ Design, which included architectural details such as oversized doors and mid-century modern design. The first level makes entertaining a breeze with a formal dining/living space, a chef’s kitchen and sliding panel doors that seamlessly lead to the private bluestone patio and lawn. The second floor holds the luxurious master suite, which contains two walk-in closets, a large master bath with Japanese inspired design and a laundry room. The third floor has a relaxing living area with a media room, a reading area and a guest bedroom. The home also has a furnished basement, which is currently configured as a home office, but also serves as the perfect storage space.

The townhouse also features a quiet basement with full-height ceilings is currently used as a home office. Endless storage with a commercial racking system occupies the rest of the floor, which is bookended by a second laundry facility and utility sink. The entire residence is smart-wired with gigabit Ethernet and includes Legrand selective call intercoms throughout. What's more, the structural elements and systems are immaculate and commercial-grade. A Kemper System liquid-applied roof covers the house. A no-duct Unico System heats and cools it. Other highlights include a new copper water main, new 200 amp electrical service, external waterproofing, and all new plumbing, electric and structural steel. The townhome is finished off with a stunning private garden.

The original architectural plans, engineering diagrams and design details are available for reference. 328 5th Street is currently listed for $3,650,000 by Anthony Robles, Aran Scott, Peter Perez and Susan S. Lee of Douglas Elliman.

Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
Tour A Newly Listed Townhouse Combining California Mid-Century Modernism With Classic Park Slope  Charm Asking $3.65 Million
In Brooklyn, Luxury Real Estate, Featured Listing, News, Park Slope, Residential Tags Park Slope, Brooklyn, 328 5th Street, Anthony Robles, Aran Scott, Peter Perez, Susan S. Lee, Douglas Elliman, Luxury Real Estate, Featured Listing, Featured, Residential
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