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Spacious co-op near Brooklyn College with 30-minute subway access to Manhattan and building amenities including parking and laundry. Pet-friendly cooperative allows subletting and pied-Ă -terre buyers with no board approval required. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
425 East 26th Street is a co-op building located in Flatbush, near the border of Ditmas Park in Brooklyn. The building features two elevators, a laundry room, and a live-in super, with video intercom security. Positioned just two blocks from the 2 and 5 subway lines, the location offers convenient access to Manhattan, typically around 30 minutes, as well as proximity to Brooklyn College, Target, the YMCA, and the Kings Theatre. Parking is available to residents for $200 per month.
Apartments in the building tend to be spacious, with common features including hardwood or oak floors, large windows that provide ample natural light, generous closet space, and foyers. Many units include a living room, kitchen with dining alcove, and corner layouts that offer views across Brooklyn. At least one unit features an in-unit washer and dryer, custom built closets, and smart home features like Lutron Caseta dimmers. Layouts range from one to three bedrooms, with some units offering flexible spaces that can be converted between living and sleeping areas.
The building operates as a pet friendly cooperative that allows subletting, making it attractive to both owner occupants and investors given the proximity to Brooklyn College. Monthly maintenance includes heat, cooking gas, and a portion of the building's underlying mortgage and property taxes. The co-op reportedly requires no board approval for purchases and considers pied-Ă -terre buyers, though some units have been listed as cash only with no financing allowed.
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