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Pre-war Art Deco co-op with original architectural details, modern amenities, and pet-friendly living on a tree-lined Midwood street. Minutes from Brooklyn College, excellent transit access to Manhattan, and abundant shopping including Target and HomeGoods nearby.
645 East 26th Street is a pre-war Art Deco elevator building situated on a quiet, tree-lined street in the Midwood neighborhood of Brooklyn. The building maintains many of its original architectural details while offering modern amenities including an updated laundry facility, storage space, and bike storage. The pet-friendly cooperative building features apartments with classic pre-war elements such as high ceilings, hardwood floors with mahogany inlays, cove moldings, and original built-in details.
The building's location provides convenient access to multiple transportation options, with proximity to the 2/5 trains at Brooklyn College station and the B/Q lines at Avenue H or Foster Avenue. The commute to Lower Manhattan takes approximately 30 minutes.
Situated in an education-rich area, the building is blocks away from Brooklyn College, Midwood High School, and PS 152. The Bedford and Glenwood playground offers nearby outdoor recreation, while Brooklyn College's track and soccer field provide additional recreational spaces.
The surrounding neighborhood features extensive shopping options at Flatbush Junction, including the Triangle Junction Shopping Center with Target, HomeGoods, and Aldi just four blocks away. The area also offers access to the Flatbush Food Co-op and various dining establishments in the adjacent Ditmas Park area.
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