A large part of Park Slope’s charm is its Gilded Age townhouses. And this six-bedroom, six-bathroom (plus four half baths) listing, originally designed by famed architect C.P.H. Gilbert, holds all of that charm plus some luxuriously modern updates.
Asking $12.5 million, the extra-wide limestone townhouse is just steps from Prospect Park. It spans 6,680 square feet across five levels. One of the most striking features of the residence is the dramatic three-story turret that allows natural light to flood the space. And, the primary suite boasts 15-foot ceilings, an 18-foot Cambria marble double vanity, a private office, kitchenette, and even a meditation nook to decompress.
With an Art Deco-inspired wet bar, a chef’s kitchen decked out in Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances and a private theater, the allure of the property also comes with plenty of opportunities for hosting and entertaining. Beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces lead to a rooftop deck overlooking the Manhattan skyline.
“Gilbert’s architectural legacy in Park Slope is really special,” says Nadia Bartolucci of The Bartolucci Team at Douglas Elliman. “60 Montgomery Place really honors that legacy by preserving the character and craftsmanship of his work.”
Nadia Bartolucci and Brandon Moore of The Bartolucci Team at Douglas Elliman represent the listing.
