A Park-to-Skyline View Like No Other Perched high above Grand Army Plaza on a high floor of one of Park Slope’s most coveted prewar cooperatives, 14A at 1 Plaza Street West is the kind of apartment that makes you stop in your tracks. This spectacular corner two-bedroom, one-bathroom home has been gut renovated from top to bottom, creating an elegant and beautifully considered residence filled with light, space and, most importantly, VIEW. From nearly every room, sweeping vistas stretch from the treetops of Prospect Park all the way to the Manhattan skyline. It is a truly spectacular park-to-skyline view, with an ever-changing backdrop that is magical by day, dazzling at sunset and impossible to tire of. The newly renovated kitchen is a showstopper, with custom millwork, beautiful quartz countertops and surfaces, and a full suite of stainless steel Thermador appliances. Throughout the apartment, custom closets, millwork and abundant built-in storage have been thoughtfully designed, making every inch feel intentional and beautifully finished. The corner layout creates an airy, open feeling, while the two bedrooms offer privacy and flexibility for guests, a home office or simply a little more room to breathe. And then there is 1 Plaza Street West. Designed in 1928 by renowned architect Rosario Candela, this handsome Art Deco cooperative offers a full-time doorman, elevator, live-in superintendent, laundry and bike storage. With Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, BAM and the very best of Park Slope and Prospect Heights just outside your door, the location is every bit as enviable as the view. 14A is a rare combination of high-floor drama, sophisticated renovation and that magical Brooklyn-meets-Manhattan perspective. A truly special home with a view that is very hard to replicate