183 33rd St Brooklyn, NY 11232

183 33rd Street, is a modern, thoughtfully built home in Greenwood Heights with 3 large bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. Approximately 2200 sq. ft. of interior space plus landscaped front yard, a private driveway and an enormous patio and garden. There is something so satisfying about this house, with all of it's well-thought out details. Park your car in the driveway. By the front door, there is a coat closet to hang your coat, and room to put down your bags and take off your shoes. The 21' long living room has high ceilings and natural light. There is a powder room right there where you want it. The eat-in kitchen is a dream with ample counter space to work, abundant cabinetry, a pantry closet and room for a large table. A sliding glass door opens to the large patio and garden. On the second floor, you'll enjoy the two large bedrooms, a large bathroom, and a linen closet. The back bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, a walk-in closet and dressing area with a sink and a door leading to the bathroom. On the third floor is a spacious and airy bedroom. The finished basement has storage closets, a laundry room, and natural light from the windows in the front and back. It is perfect for what you need - a media room, a gym, a home office, a guest room. 183 33rd Street is nestled between Park Slope and Sunset Park in the red-hot neighborhood of Greenwood Heights. Shop, eat, wander and explore. It is a short walk to the innovative restaurants, cafes, and pubs in the South Slope. Explore the delightful and vibrant Industry City. Stroll among the rolling hills in the historic Greenwood Cemetery. When you are heading out of town, in your car, there is easy access to the Prospect Expressway, the Gowanus Expressway, and the BQE. Taking the train? It is just a short three-block walk to the D/N/R trains. On the N train, it's 1 stop to Barclay Center and only 2 stops to Manhattan. 183 33rd Street is one of Brooklyn's most outstanding townhouse values, combining the spaciousness and privacy of the suburbs with the convenience and the community of the city. Take advantage of the historically low interest rates to trade up for more space.