“It is the perfect place to host friends or tuck in and stay cozy and chill.”

“The entire home is rooted in comfort and style with huge plush rugs, deep couches and an immense number of cool places to wine, dine and entertain,” the listing says. Rachel Kuzma/REPN for Corcoran The center space.

Rachel Kuzma/REPN for Corcoran The dining area. Rachel Kuzma/REPN for Corcoran The first kitchen. Rachel Kuzma/REPN for Corcoran The library with a sliding ladder.

The prewar unit has been marvelously renovated and features modern amenities with soaring 15-foot ceilings, exposed brick, a custom-built library replete with a sliding ladder, climbing plants and an expansive skylight. Known as Casa Powers, the residence, a converted warehouse and loft at 139 Powers St., has six bedrooms and four baths, spanning across some 4,200 square feet.Ī private backyard spans a massive 2,500 square feet - a rarity in the city. It’s a palace fit for the borough of Kings.Ī fully furnished, bohemian-chic home in Williamsburg has just hit the market for a cool $35,000 per month - making it Brooklyn’s most expensive rental, according to StreetEasy, and Williamsburg’s priciest in history, The Post has learned. This wild Florida vacation rental has game-themed bedrooms Saudi Arabia’s futuristic new city could be surveillance state Would you pay $186K for this uninhabited Scottish island? Secluded North Carolina home with its own private beach that went viral lists for sale

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