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Essentials
- Price$280,000
- TypeCo-op
- Bedrooms2
- Bathroom1
- Rooms4
- Exposure South
Key Features
- Excellent light
- Great closet space
- Hardwood floors
- Prewar detail
- Storage space
Parkside Perfection! Boasting bright southern exposure, this beautifully renovated home -- currently configured as a 1BR but easily convertible to a 2BR -- blends modern living with period details and light-filled rooms. The nicely laid out kitchen, complete with breakfast bar, opens up onto a gracious living room. Throughout the apartment you'll find original hardwood flooring in excellent condition, high ceilings, numerous built-in closets, French doors, and original molding. Situated in the back of the building, this home is exceptionally quiet. This small coop has 16 units and was one of the original Finnish coops in the area. Dating to 1914, the building is resplendent with details including a dramatic entryway with marble walls and molding. Additional private storage and bike storage at no extra charge. Pet friendly. Live-in super. Just steps to Sunset Park with its Olympic-sized swimming pool, recreational center and striking Manhattan views as well as the thriving shopping districts along 5th and 8th Aves, and 2 blocks from the R train. Less than a 10-minute walk to the D/N express lines which leaving you just two stops from Manhattan.
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Sunset Park
Runs from 65th Street on the south, Ninth Avenue, Greenwood Cemetery and Fifth Avenue to the east, the Upper New York Bay to the west and 38th Street to the north.
Sunset Park is a green and diverse Brooklyn neighborhood that has a great mix of real estate for sale and for rent. Sunset Park offers 19th-Century rowhouses in pale brick, limestone and brownstone. These Sunset Park homes are located on tree-lined streets that descend down to the water. And what sets these properties apart from the rest of “brownstone Brooklyn” is their affordability.
This small co-op has 16 units and was one of the original Finnish co-ops in the area. Dating to 1914, the building is resplendent with details including a dramatic entryway with marble walls and molding. Additional private storage and bike storage at no extra charge. Pet-friendly. Live-in super. Just steps to Sunset Park with its Olympic-sized swimming pool, recreational center and striking Manhattan views as well as the thriving shopping districts along 5th and 8th Avenues, and 2 blocks from the R train.
- Prewar
- Built in 1914
- Common courtyard
