Offering the flexibility of a one-bedroom plus a separate windowed home office, along with a private balcony, in-unit Bosch washer/dryer, dedicated storage, and an exceptional collection of amenities, this residence at 323 Lenox is designed for flexible Brooklyn living. The open kitchen is outfitted with quality appliances, full-height cabinetry, stone countertops, and a generous island with breakfast bar seating. The living and dining area opens seamlessly onto the private balcony, creating an effortless indoor-outdoor extension of the home while enjoying bright southern and western exposures. The queen-sized bedroom features two oversized windows and a spacious closet, while the separate office is a true bonus room with its own closet, and full-height window—ideal as a dedicated home office, guest room, nursery, or den. The bathroom is finished in large-format alabaster tile with a deep soaking tub and matte black fixtures. An in-unit Bosch washer/dryer, dedicated cellar storage, and full-height closets throughout—including the bedroom, office, entry vestibule, and utility nook—provide exceptional everyday functionality. Unit also includes private storage unit. 323 Lenox is a boutique 47-unit condominium centered around a beautifully landscaped courtyard. Residents enjoy an impressive suite of amenities, including a full fitness center, yoga studio, sauna with changing rooms and showers, resident lounge with a chef's kitchen and dining space, coworking nooks, landscaped courtyard patio, bike storage, rooftop deck, and two elevators serving the building's two residential wings. Situated in Flatbush on the border of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, the building is just five minutes from the Winthrop Street 2/5 subway station and approximately fifteen minutes from the Parkside Avenue Q train. Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, Lincoln Market, neighborhood cafés, and Flatbush's celebrated Caribbean restaurants are all within easy reach.
Flatbush, located between Prospect Park and Midwood, is a residential and commercial New York neighborhood with a grand prewar streetscape and a busy, transit-linked main drag. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Flatbush Avenue and Church Avenue, where produce markets, Caribbean bakeries, barbershops, and late-night eateries keep the sidewalks in motion. Tree-lined blocks feature limestone rowhouses, brick apartment buildings, and freestanding homes near Ditmas Park’s wide porches. Brooklyn College adds a collegiate rhythm along Bedford Avenue. Kings Theatre anchors nights out with restored movie-palace glamour. Prospect Park sits at the edge for long loops and open lawns.
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323 Lenox Rd Unit 3B · $695,000
$695K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $695K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
26 days
The average home goes pending in 64 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
98.8%
Most homes are selling 1% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Unfurnished
Soaking tub
Sauna
Bedrooms
Total of 4 rooms (bedrooms not specified individually)
Bathrooms
1 full bathroom
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Range
Refrigerator
Freezer
Laundry & utility
Washer
Dryer
Laundry: see remarks
Flooring
Hardwood
Exterior features
Balcony
Building roof deck
Private outdoor space under 60 sqft
Home design
Entry level: 2
1 story listed (unit) within a 2-story building
Parking
Garage
Construction
Elevator(s)
Fitness center
Recreation room
Sauna
HOA & community
Monthly association fee of $582
Community clubhouse
Community sauna
Other
Property is a 2-unit building
Electricity and solar
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R7 districts are medium-density apartment house districts mapped in much of the Bronx as well as the Upper West Side in Manhattan and Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. The height factor regulations for R7 districts encourage lower apartment buildings on smaller zoning lots and, on larger lots, taller buildings with less lot coverage. As an alternative, developers may choose the optional Quality Housing regulations to build lower buildings with greater lot coverage. Regulations for residential development in R7-1 and R7-2 districts are essentially the same except that R7-2 districts, which are mapped primarily in upper Manhattan, have lower parking requirements.