This Is The Largest Home You Can Buy In Park Slope

PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN — Those looking for more room to spread out than the 574-square-foot smallest home on the market in Park Slope we featured last week, have no fear.

This week Patch is taking a look at the largest home on the market in each neighborhood.
In Park Slope, for a cool $5.8 million more than the smallest home, buyers can get 6,900 square feet on Prospect Park West.

The home — which includes five floors, a full basement and a dumbwaiter — has more than 1,000 square feet more space than any other home on the market in the neighborhood.

Check out the details:

• Address: 104 Prospect Park W, Brooklyn, New York
• Price: $6,500,000
• Square Feet: 6900
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 5 Baths
• Built: 1901
• Features: ALL SHOWINGS BY PRIVATE APPOINTMENT
  
  Built in 1899
  Original Architect: Axel S. Hedman
  Style: Neo-Italian Renaissance
  
  Renovation Architect: MADE Architecture
  Designer: Elizabeth Roberts
  Builder: Pilaster
  
  This stately single family residence is on Prospect Park West with five floors of open living space and a full basement. The home recently underwent a three year, meticulous and considered renovation. The entire house has been re-plumbed, re-wired and refinished. All windows, roof and mechanicals are brand new. The work was done such that all of the prewar details were maintained while bringing in central air conditioning with humidification, radiant heat for all tile and marble flooring, two skylights (one with remote access), three security cameras, a reinforced third floor roof and much more.
  
  The limestone townhouse sits on a 20 by 117 foot lot and is built 90 foot deep on the cellar, garden & parlor floors. (The top three floors are 20 by 60 foot). It has five full bedrooms, with the master suite spanning the entire third floor, with a private roof over the extension. There are three full baths, two powder rooms and a dumbwaiter from the kitchen to the formal dining room.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.