122 3RD Place 2 Behind a classic 1899 brick facade on a tree lined stretch of 3rd Place between Court and Smith Streets, Residence 2 shows what a Brooklyn row house can become. Atelier New York Architecture, with architect Anatole Plotkin, took the building down to its masonry bones and rebuilt it as a 2 residence condominium, adding a steel and block extension at the rear while keeping the street presence that defines Carroll Gardens. The approach is pure tradition: a landscaped front garden, a brownstone finished stoop with cast iron railings, brownstone lintels framing aluminum clad Pella windows, and a pair of glazed wood doors opening to a private entrance. Inside, restored cherry handrails follow the original curving stair to the main living level, where ceilings reach approximately 9 feet 9 inches above wide plank light oak floors and recessed lighting keeps every line clean. This 4 bedroom, 3 bath home offers 2, 218 square feet across 3 levels plus a private bulkhead. The kitchen pairs custom quartered Douglas fir cabinetry with Caesarstone counters, a Bosch range, XO hood and wine refrigerator, while a Juliet balcony opens the living and dining space to the trees. The primary bath features Brizo Jason Wu and Duravit fixtures. The design saves its boldest gesture for the top floor. Floor to ceiling black framed glass doors open a bedroom onto a private 206 square foot terrace, and the bulkhead stair rises to a 333 square foot private roof deck with views of the Manhattan skyline and Downtown Brooklyn. Mitsubishi heat pump heating and cooling and an in unit washer and dryer complete the picture. The restaurants and shops of Smith and Court Streets are moments away, and the Carroll Street F and G station is about 0.17 miles from the door. Ask us about parking opportunities nearby. Images are virutally staged.