Prezante 725 Lafayette Avenue; yon nouvo kondominyòm butik ki gen ladan sèt (7) rezidans simplex ak duplex ki gen gwo dimansyon. Batiman an sitiye nan kè Bedford-Stuyvesant, yon mwatye blòk depi Herbert von King Park.

Rezidans 1A se yon duplex ki gen yon oswa de chanm, ak yon sèl ak yon demi twalèt (1.5BA) ki fè apeprè 871 pye kare.

Antre nan rezidans duplex sa a ki akeyan, epi imedyatman santi w tankou lakay ou pandan planche an bwa ton —anlè bòn tan ap kreye yon fondasyon ki kalm eme nan nivo prensipal la. Kwizin nan ki byen panse a salye ou an premye, li gen yon kabinè blan laque ki modèn, yon taye gri, ak yon ba dejene ki gen espas ki ideyal pou manje o aza oswa ak resevwa envite ak fasilite. Yon seri aparèy an asye pur Bloomberg ki fèt nan kalite siperyè konplete espas kwizin sa a ki byen ame.

Zòn vivan an grand pou li klere, li ofri ase espas pou tou de manje fòmèl ak detann. Fenèt ki gwo yo ba zòn nan limyè natirèl, kreye yon santiman ouvè ak airy ki leve lavi chak jou.

Chanm nan ofri konfò ak versatilite—li gwo ak bèlman éclaire, li se yon idéal sanktè pou moun ki renmen plant ak moun ki bezwen espas pou mèb ki jenere. Yon gwo, gwo klozèt asire ke depo pa janm yon pwoblèm.

Desann, nivo ki anba a ouvri nan yon sal rekreyasyon ki gen gwo dimansyon ak yon demi twalèt ki pratik—ki pafè pou itilize kòm yon biwo lakay, sal medya, zòn envite, oswa atelye kreyatif.

Situe nan 725 Lafayette Avenue, kay sa a jwi yon lokal ki anvi pou li dwat bò espas vèt ki bèl Herbert Von King Park. W ap jwenn sèlman kèk pa soti nan pwen cho nan katye a ki gen ladan BKLYN Blend, Vida’s Brooklyn, Guacuco Bed-Stuy, Petisco Brazuca, Peaches, Bar Camillo, Little Roy Coffee Co., Nagle’s Bagels, Warude, Bed-Vyne Brew, Brooklyn Kettle, Peace and Riot, Eugene & Co., CrossFit Outbreak, Blink Fitness, Swell Dive, Dynaco, ak plis ankò. Ekselan opsyon transpò yo gen ladan tren Myrtle-Willoughby G, tren Bedford-Nostrand G, ak liy Kosciuszko Street JMZ—ki bay aksè san pwoblèm nan tout kwen Brooklyn ak ak lòt kote.

Introducing 725 Lafayette Avenue; a newly constructed boutique condo, featuring seven (7) over-sized simplex & duplex residences. The building is situated in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant, a half block from Herbert von King Park.

Residence 1A is a sizable and dynamic one or two bedroom, one-and-a-half bathroom (1.5BA) duplex spanning approximately 871 SQ FT.

Step into this inviting duplex residence and immediately feel at home as warm honey-toned hardwood floors set a soothing, neutral foundation throughout the main level. The thoughtfully designed kitchen greets you first, featuring sleek white lacquer cabinetry, a modern grey subway tile backsplash, and a spacious breakfast bar ideal for casual meals or entertaining guests with ease. A premium Bloomberg stainless steel appliance suite rounds out this well-appointed culinary space.

The living area is expansive and bright, offering ample room for both formal dining and relaxed lounging. Oversized windows bathe the space in natural light, creating an airy, open feel that elevates everyday living.

The bedroom offers both comfort and versatility—generously sized and beautifully lit, it’s an ideal sanctuary for plant lovers and those needing space for substantial furniture. A large, oversized closet ensures storage is never a concern.

Downstairs, the lower level opens into an impressively scaled recreation room along with a convenient half bathroom—perfect for use as a home office, media lounge, guest area, or creative studio.

Situated at 725 Lafayette Avenue, this home enjoys an enviable location right next to the lush green space of Herbert Von King Park. You'll be steps away from beloved neighborhood hotspots including BKLYN Blend, Vida’s Brooklyn, Guacuco Bed-Stuy, Petisco Brazuca, Peaches, Bar Camillo, Little Roy Coffee Co., Nagle’s Bagels, Warude, Bed-Vyne Brew, Brooklyn Kettle, Peace and Riot, Eugene & Co., CrossFit Outbreak, Blink Fitness, Swell Dive, Dynaco, and more. Excellent transit options include the Myrtle-Willoughby G train, Bedford-Nostrand G train, and the Kosciuszko Street JMZ lines—providing seamless access to all corners of Brooklyn and beyond.