DESCRIPCIÓN

1706 eighth avenue is a two family home with a high income rental and a separate stand alone structure, nicknamed: “the studio”.  This property is a unique proposition in park slope.  This property is a duplex over duplex, with the owner’s unit on the top and a high income rental occupying the ground and lower level.  The stand alone studio is a separate structure which was once used as an artist workshop.  The current owners use it as their separate office spaces and private peloton and yoga retreat.  Many options! owners’ duplex: the upper floor has a sprawling living room, dining room, kitchen and game room/den- which can also be used as a large bedroom.  The barn door separates it from the kitchen area, making the entire floor a spectacular setting to entertain.  The kitchen features a large marble island and custom floor to ceiling cabinetry.  There is also a powder room with a washer and dryer.  The lower floor of the duplex (not a ground floor)-houses one large bedroom in the front, then a large middle office/guest bedroom.  The primary bedroom is at the back of the house, with a walk-in closet and primary ensuite bath with a stand alone tub, double sinks and standing shower, and balcony/deck that leads to the garden and studio, the rental unit: the rental is the ground floor and lower level.  The street level comprises the dining /kitchen and one enormous bedroom with a walk in closet, bathroom, and patio.  There is an abundance of storage worth seeing in person! the lower level has the living area, guest bedroom, bathroom, laundry room, storage and mechanicals.  The architects designed the large front windows so they provide light to the lower level.  The studio: stand alone and painted yellow, this former carriage house is now used as 2 office spaces, yoga and peloton space, previously used as an artist workspace, it is in the backyard and currently used by the owners.  In the past, the studio was included in the rental unit for a higher return.  This property is a must see- very different from anything on the market.  


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