Condo pick of the week

Just in time for summer, a Brighton Beach condo with plenty of space for sunbathing

By Alanna Schubach  | May 4, 2017 - 12:59PM
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What you give up in commute time to the city, you gain in proximity to the beach, square footage, and outdoor space in this three-bedroom, two-bath Brighton Beach condo. The duplex penthouse has a summery aesthetic, with exposed brick painted bright white, gray oak floors, reclaimed wood finishes, and large windows to let the sun in. Listed by Corcoran for $1.2 million, the condo is right around the median for homes of this size in the area. 

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The home spans 1,500 square feet, and on the lower level, the living room (see main image) seems spacious and sunny, and opens directly onto a private balcony. The sleek, open kitchen looks like it's undergone a recent revamp, with a wavy backsplash reminiscent of the ocean a few blocks away. 

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The master bedroom delivers some flair in its exposed brick and hot pink walls (we like that goth-y chandelier). You'll also find a stylish office nook, with more brick, an exposed duct, and a bay window for gazing out and daydreaming—the perfect spot for a writer or artist. The two bathrooms look like they've undergone a remodel in the not-too-distant past, and the second includes a walk-in shower.  

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Upstairs, you'll find what the listing deems a "flex room" with radiant-heated floors. This could be your third bedroom, or a den or guest room. In any case, it's a prime spot, as it leads directly onto a huge roof deck, equipped with grills, and lounging and dining areas. 

Other perks of heading to this beachy corner of Brooklyn? The apartment comes with two parking spots, there's a gym in the building, and monthly fees are low—$471 in common charges and $41 in taxes. 

 

Alanna Schubach

Contributing writer

Contributing editor Alanna Schubach has over a decade of experience as a New York City-based freelance journalist.

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