Plank Road
662 Pacific Street, 21-M
Pacific Park | BK | 6th Avenue & Carlton Avenue
Rooms
4
Bedrooms
2
Bathroom
1
Status
Active
Terms
12 months
Property Description
Sun flooded corner 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home with views of the Manhattan Harbor, spacious walk-in closet, and in-unit Bosch washer/dryer. Pets are welcome.
BUILDING DESCRIPTION:
Designed by Marvel architects, Plank Road is situated on the southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Pacific Street, between Pacific and Dean Street in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. It is in close proximity to Barclay’s Center, with Downtown Brooklyn to the northwest and the tree-lined brownstones of Prospect Heights to the southeast. The building is named after the road that once ran through the property during the mid 1800’s.
BUILDING DESCRIPTION:
Designed by Marvel architects, Plank Road is situated on the southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Pacific Street, between Pacific and Dean Street in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. It is in close proximity to Barclay’s Center, with Downtown Brooklyn to the northwest and the tree-lined brownstones of Prospect Heights to the southeast. The building is named after the road that once ran through the property during the mid 1800’s.
Sun flooded corner 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home with views of the Manhattan Harbor, spacious walk-in closet, and in-unit Bosch washer/dryer. Pets are welcome.
BUILDING DESCRIPTION:
Designed by Marvel architects, Plank Road is situated on the southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Pacific Street, between Pacific and Dean Street in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. It is in close proximity to Barclay’s Center, with Downtown Brooklyn to the northwest and the tree-lined brownstones of Prospect Heights to the southeast. The building is named after the road that once ran through the property during the mid 1800’s.
BUILDING DESCRIPTION:
Designed by Marvel architects, Plank Road is situated on the southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Pacific Street, between Pacific and Dean Street in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. It is in close proximity to Barclay’s Center, with Downtown Brooklyn to the northwest and the tree-lined brownstones of Prospect Heights to the southeast. The building is named after the road that once ran through the property during the mid 1800’s.
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