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1489 Sterling Pl #1A, Brooklyn, NY 11213, USA
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Last Sold: MAR 2023
Price: $399000
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AI think: $394,625
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Agents think: $399,000 1 agent(s) valuations found
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SERHANT., Mallory Bogard - Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Agent Valuation of this property is 399,000 USD
Introducing 1489 Sterling Place, a brand-new collection of 8 spacious homes with unique details and high-end finishes. This pristine condominium is the latest project by the Katani Development Group, an experienced builder behind some of the most coveted boutiques in central Brooklyn. Residents enjoy some of the best price points in historic Crown Heights without sacrificing space or quality. The building has a lovely entryway with layered crown molding, a massive common roof deck, and easy access to lush parks, restaurants, grocery stores, and cafes. \n\nUnit 1A is a spacious studio offering incredible value. Vibrant southern light pours through large windows, accentuating beautiful hardwood floors and high ceilings with recessed lighting. The kitchen is adorned with white lacquer cabinets and sleek quartz countertops and backsplashes with warm gray and tan veins, and high-end appliances including a built-in Samsung microwave, Frigidaire dishwasher, Haier refrigerator, and Samsung wi-fi-connected smart convection range with Alexa-voice-activation, glass-touch controls, and self-clean and steaming functions. The luxurious bathroom is lined with glossy black porcelain tile with silver and gold detailing, built-in vanity storage, high-end matte black light and water fixtures. \n\nPlease note photos are of model unit but are the same finishes. Please see floorplan for layout.\n\n1489 Sterling Place is only a couple of blocks from the Brooklyn Public Library and is close to St. John's Park, Brower Park, Weeksville Heritage Center, Brooklyn Children's Museum, and Arthur S. Somers Park. There are dozens of eateries and shops sprinkled throughout the neighborhood, and the A/C/3/4 subway lines facilitate quick commutes to Prospect Park, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Downtown Manhattan. \n\nThe complete offering terms are in the Offering Plan, which is available from Sponsor. File No. CD22-0096.
