Updated1/17/2018
Added11/7/2017
Added11/7/2017
About this Property
This lovely 3 bedroom 1 bath coop is located on the Greenest Block in Brooklyn, less than half a block from Prospect Park. This prewar beauty is brimming with original details. The spacious living room features a floor to ceiling bay window with all of its original woodwork intact and a massive pier mirror. A beautiful wood fretwork archway acts as a natural separation of the living and dining room. The dining area is large enough to seat 8 and seamlessly flows into the windowed kitchen with breakfast bar, an abundance of cabinetry, pantry and washer/dryer.Down the hall, the master bedroom sits quietly in the back with a stunning mirrored mantel and built in dresser. The second bedroom includes a wall of closets and a built in bookshelf and storage unit. The third bedroom with even more bookshelves, currently doubles as an office. Additional original details include inlaid hardwood floors, crown molding, a decorative fireplace and a second pier mirror. This self-managed coop offers ample basement storage and bicycle storage. Enjoy easy access to the F/G trains and close to wonderful dining, shopping, and amenities on 7th Avenue. Elegant charm and low monthly maintenance charges make this apartment one you cant miss!
Details
- Status:No Longer Available
- Type:Coop
- ID:5206040
- Monthly Fees:$ 770
- Year Built:1920
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Monthly Fee:$770
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