279 Prospect Park W APT 2L, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Have you been waiting all summer for that unique and incredible apartment to hit the market? Well, the opportunity you've been waiting for has finally arrived. Welcome to Unit 2L at Park West Commons, a stunning Soho style loft that comes complete with your very own PRIVATE PARKING SPACE and PRIVATE ROOF DECK. Upon entering you will immediately be drawn towards the wall of oversized industrial windows, bathing the living space in perfect western sunlight. Walk into the gigantic living space and you will undoubtedly admire the soaring 10.5 ft to 13.5 ft ceilings, the working wood burning fireplace, and electric skylight. Come back over to the kitchen/dining area and notice how easily you can accommodate a large dining room table... how open and airy it feels...how more than 2 people can stand in the kitchen at the same time. YES! You can finally entertain your family and friends here! The kitchen also comes equipped with updated appliances and a full-size washer/dryer.The master bedroom located on the second level will not disappoint. At over 19 ft long, with 11.5 ft ceilings and its own wall of windows, the space can be customized as you desire. The master also features a large walk-in closet, tons of additional storage space, and a skylit bathroom. To top it all off, walk right outside to your enormous private roof deck. Perfect for entertaining large groups, sipping your morning coffee, or just watching the sunset, the roof deck is sure to become your favorite place to relax and enjoy. Additional features of the apartment include new central cooling/heating, new HVAC, and hot water heater. Park West Commons is a professionally managed 24 unit building offering a lovely common garden, gated parking for every owner, and video intercom. Ideally located just 3 blocks from the F/G train, steps from Prospect Park, great restaurants and currently zoned for PS 154.In 1975, the building was cast as the bank, First Bank of Brooklyn, in the Al Pacino classic film "Dog Day Afternoon".