On a sunny street in the heart of Boerum Hill, 459 Pacific Street nestles between the contemporary glamour of a new condominium and tastefully maintained 19th century townhouses. 459 Pacific Street, a four story 2 family building, is configured as a spacious upper triplex with landscape architect designed backyard and a roof deck and a separate one bedroom apartment with its own entrance under the stoop. Entry to the triplex via the L shaped stoop leads into a private vestibule that opens to the spacious living room. An open floorplan, light oak flooring, working fireplace, cove moldings, built in book cases, and dining area are just some of the features that give the living room room character. The spacious kitchen is a cook's dream come true. The kitchen boasts a six burner cook top, two wall ovens, custom maple and copper counters, cobalt blue ceramic farm house sink, maple and glass cabinetry, handmade ceramic tiles, and plenty of light. Storage close at hand includes a walk-in pantry. From the kitchen, sliding glass doors open to a landscape architect-designed backyard. Here, ipe decks invite you to linger with friends and family over a meal, while planters allow you to indulge your green thumb. From the living room a wide and light-filled stairway leads to the floor above where you'll find a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Down the hall are two additional bedrooms with built-in storage and a second full bath. The top floor's light-filled loft room can be used as a home office, play room, or fourth bedroom. A door leads out to the sunny roof deck. The property's other unit, configured as a large one bedroom apartment, has its own entrance below the front stoop. It can be easily combined with the triplex to create an expansive one family home. Or, keep it as is, and enjoy rental income. The super convenient Boerum Hill location offers easy access to transportation (11 subway lines and the LIRR), shopping, restaurants and cafes, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Barclays Center and more.
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