Welcome to 618 Monroe Street, a sophisticated, amenity rich 10-unit condominium located on the northern edge of historic Stuyvesant Heights in Brooklyn\?s Bedford Stuyvesant neighborhood. A unique building exterior contains harmonious elements of warm brick and concrete textures. Offering Studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments, the dynamically designed units display a suite of top-of-the-line appliances, beautiful hardwood floors and oversized windows. Enter into the furnished lobby with elegant design elements. Amenities include a communal workspace, communal lounge and common bike room. A large communal roof deck offers sweeping views of the neighborhood. That along with the shared garden allows owners plenty of options for entertaining guests outdoors.

Apartment 302 is well appointed studio with balcony. The open kitchen includes a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator and dishwasher with European oak floors throughout. Delta-made faucets grace the Crane Stainless steel sink and a Bosch range with outside-vented XO hood rounds out the high-end appliances. With ample closet space, a large capacity LG combo washer and dryer is tucked away within the unit\?s additional closet.

The apartment boasts an abundance of northern sunlight, showcasing the high ceilings. The bathroom, tastefully designed, is wrapped in warm gray tile and comes with a countertop vanity, brushed nickel Gerber fixtures, a recessed shower niche and highlighted by hand-held Delta showerhead. A 32 sq ft deeded storage unit is included.

Located just north of Stuy Heights, the building is central to the historical Brownstones that the neighborhood is known for. Residents are close to the Broadway corridor with a multitude of world cuisine restaurants, cocktail bars, breweries and hangouts. The Farmers Market meets at nearby Herbert Von King Park, which also houses the Almira Kennedy Coursey Amphitheatre. Two train stations are conveniently equidistant and close by: the J & Z trains at Gates Ave and the A& C trains at Utica Ave. A little further is the G train at the Bedford-Nostrand station.