The home you’ve been dreaming of has finally arrived. Nestled in picturesque Carroll Gardens, 429 Clinton St, Unit 1 is a masterpiece of design and devotion. This gut-renovated home was crafted with extraordinary care and precision by owners who intended to live here themselves, ensuring every detail radiates both charm and functionality. Step inside through the vestibule door, an exquisite work of art imported from Argentina, to discover soaring 12-foot ceilings, oversized windows, and a wood-burning fireplace that exude warmth and sophistication. The chef’s kitchen features an eight-burner Viking range, generous storage, two sinks, two dishwashers, and a “wall of refrigerators” featuring not one, not two, but three refrigerators to ensure you’re always prepared to entertain. A sweeping glass façade opens onto a private deck overlooking the lush garden below. A powder room, elegantly appointed, is conveniently located just off the kitchen before heading downstairs. On the garden level, a separate entrance leads to a thoughtfully designed space with versatility and comfort. The front bedroom is awash in natural light, while a middle room adapts to your needs as a guest room, office, or studio. These two rooms share a cleverly designed Jack-and-Jill bathroom. At the rear, the primary suite offers a private sanctuary, complete with a spacious dressing room and a spa-like bathroom featuring double sinks and a walk-in shower. A door leads directly to the enchanting garden, where honeysuckle, moonflowers, and tomatoes flourish, offering a delightful blend of beauty and bounty. Additional perks include a section of the basement for storage and two wine refrigerators with a 300-bottle capacity. Located in the heart of Brooklyn, you’re steps from beloved spots like Lucali’s and Mazzola’s, plus parks, shops, and community spaces. Warmth, elegance, and function: Welcome to 429 Clinton Street. Showings will be by appointment only. Please note: The condo is currently awaiting property tax estimates from city finance. For reference, last year half the building’s taxes were approximately $8,000 annually. The estimated common charges at $500/month covers the building expanses and the reserve fund.