447 Union Street
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Space, Sunshine & Location All in One! Nestled where Carroll Gardens meets Gowanus, this sun-filled one-bedroom offers an airy, loft-like layout, oversized living room, separate dining area overlooking lush gardens, renovated bathroom, and plenty of storage. Enjoy the best of both neighborhoods with Smith Street's restaurants, cafs, and shops just moments away, plus easy access to the F/G and N/R trains. & ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED! POA
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