Residence 4O is an exceptional 2-bedroom home with high end finishes, and a truly special warmth and character. Beautiful white oak wide plank floors by Khars are featured throughout the home, with high-end lighting in all rooms. With ceiling heights just under 10 feet, and beautiful oversized windows looking out to lush green open views, this residence truly allows one to relax and recharge, both indoors, and on the outdoor private balcony. The kitchen is not only beautiful with it's honed Calacatta marble island, but also highly functional with stainless steel Viking appliances, a wine cooler, and custom built-in wall shelving - all flowing seamlessly into the living room, thanks to the open concept living space. The kitchen island also provides an area to incorporate bar stools for countertop dining. The primary bedroom has plenty of space to comfortably fit a king-sized bed, a home office with views of lower Manhattan, etc. and is flooded with natural light. There is abundant storage in the double closets that you pass through, on your way to the limestone and marble bathroom, which features both a glass enclosed shower and separate soaking tub. On the opposite side of the home is the second bedroom that is comparable in size to the primary, allowing for multiple uses of the space, and includes plentiful space in the closet - particularly for a secondary bedroom. The second bathroom is also a full bath, with marble tile detailing, and an additional deep soaking tub. Outside the secondary bathroom is a utility closet, that houses an in-unit Bosch washer-and-dryer. 500 Fourth Avenue is a premier building in the area, offering hotel-style amenities like a 24-hour doorman, full time super and porter, attended on-site parking for lease, a large and well-appointed fitness center, children's playroom, lounge with a home-theater, kitchenette, billiards area, and a 2,500+ SF landscaped common sundeck. However, it is not only highly-amenitized, but incredibly convenient. The building is just two blocks from F, R and G train lines, and is surrounded by the top-tier shopping, grocery, and restaurant establishments that make Park Slope and Gowanus two of Brooklyn's highly-desirable neighborhoods.