Description

Southern exposure condominium with private balcony and exceptionally low monthlies

Shown by appointment, please reach out directly to listing agents Heidi or John

Perched above the Brooklyn streetscape with sweeping southern exposures, this sun-drenched one-bedroom condominium at 627 DeKalb offers 657 square feet of sophisticated, open-concept living. Design by Isaac & Stern Architecture is evident throughout, from the sleek hardwood floors and high ceilings to the chef-caliber Nolte German kitchen appointed with a Bertazzoni range, Caesarstone Statuario quartz countertops, and Grohe fixtures. The bathroom is equally refined, and generous closet space ensures effortless organization. Step onto your private balcony and take in a remarkable tableau - the Manhattan skyline, the lush canopy of Herbert Von King Park, the iconic Marcy Playground, and Kosciusko Pool across the street. With a monthly maintenance of just $402 and taxes of only $45 per month, backed by a 15-year tax abatement running through 2032, this residence is an exceptional opportunity for first-time buyers and investors alike.

Designed to reflect the best of Brooklyn's architectural heritage while delivering modern luxury, 627 DeKalb is a full-service elevator condominium where pre-war charm meets contemporary amenity. Among its 35 residences, owners enjoy access to a stunning rooftop terrace with unobstructed Manhattan views, a well-equipped fitness center, a dedicated yoga room, a resident lounge, and indoor and outdoor parking. Every detail of the building has been thoughtfully considered to create a lifestyle that is as convenient as it is refined.

Bedford-Stuyvesant is one of Brooklyn's most culturally rich and energetically evolving neighborhoods, celebrated for its landmarked brownstone-lined blocks, independent restaurants, boutique shops, and deep community character. 627 DeKalb sits ideally between Nostrand and Marcy Avenues, placing residents just one block from the G train and within easy reach of the A and C trains at the Nostrand and Fulton Street station - making Manhattan and greater Brooklyn effortlessly accessible. Herbert Von King Park and Marcy Playground are three blocks away, offering verdant green space in the heart of the neighborhood. This is Brooklyn living at its most compelling.