Gut-Renovated Park Slope Townhouse With Japanese Influences Asks $2.925 Million
This three-story, single-family home has a well-equipped kitchen and a traditional tea ceremony room.
This three-story, single-family home at 641 Warren Street in Park Slope was gut renovated with light and space in mind. The renovation pays homage to the owner’s Japanese heritage, emphasizing both quality and practicality.
It has new mechanicals, plumbing, electrical, floors, stairs, windows and walls. None of the interior walls are load bearing, and the home can be cosmetically altered to suit a new owner’s preferences.
The parlor floor contains living room, dining room and kitchen, all divided yet open to each other and flowing. There are many built-ins throughout the home, and the garden floor boasts a traditional tea ceremony room with a tatami mat floor.
A counter with a pass-through and dish cupboard separate the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen has extensive storage and display space, an extra-wide (48-inch) Viking range, and a sink under a window overlooking the garden. Other convenient features include industrial venting and warming drawers.
The living and dining rooms have classic touches such as tin ceilings, wainscoting and molding. There is chandelier in the center of the room as well as in the area above the foyer.
There are bedrooms and an office on the ground and third floors. Baths are on the ground and third floors and have both showers and deep soaking tubs (one is a Jacuzzi). There is laundry in the basement and on the third floor as well.
A balcony off the kitchen leads down to the garden via a spiral staircase. There is a gas barbecue grill for outdoor cooking. A pull-down staircase on the top floor leads to a fenced-in rooftop area with a picnic table.
The home is close to the 2 and 3 trains at Bergen Street. Barclays Center, Atlantic Terminal, and BAM are a short stroll away. Notable local restaurants include Miriam, Wasan and Briolage, and shopping includes Lulu, Beacon’s Closet and Goorin Brothers. The 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, and LIRR are also close by at Atlantic Terminal.
Listed by Eric Volpe of Douglas Elliman, the home is asking $2.925 million.
[Listing: 641 Warren St | Broker: Douglas Elliman] GMAP
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