This meticulously restored and renovated 1920s Park Slope limestone townhouse is move-in-ready and offers a unique blend of historic charm and contemporary sophistication right in the heart of prime Park Slope, on a coveted block, steps from Prospect Park.

The grand parlor's high ceilings, bay windows, coat closets, and formal dining room with hand-restored oversized oak doors and a wood-burning fireplace provide a perfect setting for large gatherings or intimate dinners. A Murano glass chandelier is an elegant centerpiece, and the tucked-away powder room with its custom marble sink is a welcome addition.

The eat-in chef's kitchen features lava stone flooring with radiant heat, a walk-in pantry, a Blue Star six-burner commercial range and refrigerator, an oversized sink, and a stunning hand blown chandelier.

Flooded with natural light, the upper floors are a restful retreat. They include a spacious primary bedroom with a huge walk-in closet, a bedroom/office with a wood-burning fireplace, a spa-style bath with handmade marble sinks, a generous full slab shower, and a custom cast iron soaking tub.

On the top floor you will find three additional bedrooms, huge walk-in closets, a skylight-lit home office, and a well-appointed bath with an extra-long bathtub and hand painted tiles from the Hudson Valley.

The garden level offers a fully renovated guest suite with a full bath and gourmet kitchenette-ideal for extended visitors, au pairs, or in-laws-as well as abundant storage, a laundry room, a rec room with a half bath, and access to the spacious rear yard.

Artistically curated elements set this gem of a townhouse apart-lighting fixtures from New York designers Michele James and Apparatus, fireplace mantles adorned with bookended lilac marble slabs, and the hand-milled cherry wood shutters. Other quality features include updated electrical and plumbing systems, a new boiler and water heater, a video intercom and alarm system, and a state-of-the-art air conditioning system.

This stately townhouse sits on a quintessential park block near the Grand Army Plaza farmers market, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Library, and a wealth of shops and restaurants along 7th Avenue.